John Wojcik
Promotion ahead for Utah Congressman?
A New York Times report indicates that advisers are pushing President Trump to consider Chris Stewart to be the next director of national intelligence. The current chief must vacate their post by March 11.7 years ago
Mary Richards
Efforts ended to censure Mitt Romney
Utah state lawmakers have stopped two efforts to censure Mitt Romney for his impeachment vote in the Senate after there was "robust debate."7 years ago
RYAN J. FOLEY Associated Press
How the Iowa caucuses ‘broke down in every way possible’
Democratic Party leaders and activists are describing widespread missteps in planning and implementation that made the Iowa caucuses a historic disaster. In interviews, they blamed bad decisions by party officials, technology failures and poor communication for the mess that humiliated Democrats, undermined confidence in the results and threatens to end the state's tradition of going first.7 years ago
Kelli Pierce
$1 million loan for affordable housing approved by Salt lake City Council
The Salt Lake City Council has approved a $1 million loan for affordable housing complex to be built at 535 West 300 North.7 years ago
AP
New Hampshire primary update: Sanders leading Buttigieg in NH, Klobuchar 3rd
The Latest on the 2020 Democratic presidential contest and the New Hampshire primary7 years ago
Paul Nelson
Mitt Romney’s approval rating takes hit, but more feel positive than negative about him in new poll
How do Utahns feel about being represented by Senator Mitt Romney after he voted to convict President Trump on abuse of power and remove him from office?7 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Utah lawmakers unveil clean air bills tackling cars and houses
A bi-partisan group of Utah lawmakers reveals 21 clean air bills for consideration in the 2020 session of the Utah Legislature.7 years ago
Lee Lonsberry
Opinion: Crash changed my mind on cellphones and driving
Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry: Witnessing a crash on my way to work changed my position on cellphones and driving.7 years ago
John Wojcik
Homelessness Czar cites progress in Salt Lake
The new leader of the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness is commenting on homelessness in Salt Lake.7 years ago
John Wojcik
School bus safety bill passes
The House has approved a bill to increase the penalties for passing a school bus. Lawmakers cited a study that 900 drivers break these safety laws every day.7 years ago
Mary Richards
‘Toilets Are Not Trash Cans’ campaign could soon go statewide
Water and sewer officials are asking lawmakers for $150,000 to launch a new campaign. The goal? To help teach Utahns that "Toilets Are Not Trash Cans."7 years ago
Colby Walker
CPAC chair: Romney not invited over fears for his safety
Senator Mitt Romney has been "formally NOT invited" to this year's Conservative Political Action Conference, or CPAC, after his impeachment vote.7 years ago
Ryan Meeks
Local Alerts Facebook tool put into use by Midvale City
If you live in Midvale and follow Midvale City Government on Facebook, you will receive the city's Local Alerts from the tool.7 years ago
MICHAEL BALSAMO and COLLEEN LONG Associated Press
Justice Department brings new suits over sanctuary policies
The Justice Department is filing suit against the state of New Jersey and the county that is home to the city of Seattle over so-called sanctuary policies that hinder federal immigration officers.7 years ago
JOE McDONALD Associated Press
China’s daily death toll from virus tops 100 for first time
China's daily death toll from a new virus has topped 100 for the first time, pushing the total above 1,000.7 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Penalty for polygamy could be reduced as Utah bill advances
SALT LAKE CITY – the penalty for polygamy could be reduced or even become an infraction in Utah. A state Senate committee unanimously passed a bill that would lower the penalty for polygamy and bigamy from a felony to an infraction following hours of emotional testimony from both sides of the issue. Senator Deidre Henderson […]7 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Utah students could eat breakfast in class under new bill
Soon more Utah students could eat breakfast for free at school--and they could be eating those pancakes and eggs in class.7 years ago
Paul Nelson
Utah prescription costs: Lawmaker pushes bill targeting “medicine mafia”
One lawmaker says there’s a “medicine mafia” keeping prescription costs higher than they need to be.7 years ago
Cami Mondeaux
Lt. Gov. first to submit signatures for Republican primary ballot
The Cox for Governor campaign announced it has submitted at least 28,000 signatures to place Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox on the Republican primary ballot.7 years ago
STEVE PEOPLES AP National Political Writer
2020 Watch: On eve of New Hampshire, is Mayor Pete for real?
Chaos in Iowa has sparked a deep sense of anxiety among Democrats who hoped the kickoff contest would provide clarity and evidence of excitement at the official starting line of the 2020 primary season.7 years ago
Paul Nelson
Lawmaker pushes to reinstate “not guilty by reason of insanity”
In Utah, if you are mentally ill and accused of a crime, pleading "not guilty by reason of insanity" isn't an option. That could change this year.7 years ago
By Jennifer Agiesta, Dan Merica, Ryan Nobles and Paul LeBlanc, CNN
Buttigieg gets the most delegates and Sanders comes in second, Iowa Democratic Party says
The Iowa Democratic Party says Pete Buttigieg holds a 0.1% lead over Bernie Sanders in the state delegate equivalent count.7 years ago
Amanda Dickson
Opinion: It’s not really the state of the union anymore
Amanda Dickson: "I couldn’t help feeling like the speech might be misnamed. It is no longer a speech on the state of our UNION." What has it become?7 years ago
