Mark Oliver
Water conservancy managers are among Utah’s highest-paid public employees
Water conservancy district employees are among the best-paid public employees, with one-in-three earning more than $100,000 per year.8 years ago
Mark Oliver
After 6 years, only 8 people have been fined under Utah’s idle-free ordinances
Idle-free ordinances now exist in eight cities in Utah. But after six years with the on the books, only eight people have ever been fined.8 years ago
Nick Wyatt
Clerk’s Office notifying voters of ballot signature issues
Every election involving mail-in or drop-off voting results in a number of ballots with signature issues. The song remains the same for Utah's 2018 mid-term election.8 years ago
Paul Nelson
Tens of thousands of ballots left to count in Utah County
We will not see any more election results from Utah County until next Tuesday with thousands of ballots still needing to be counted.8 years ago
Peter Samore
Ogden mayor apologizes for noisy military drills
Mayor Mike Caldwell says Ogden officials underestimated the intensity and noise of the military training exercises, which included helicopters, at the IGA Building.8 years ago
Dave Noriega
OPINION: Voting, not voters, may cost Mia Love the election
Voters in Utah County had to wait up to four hours to cast their votes. That's more than just frustrating. It could well cost Mia Love the election.8 years ago
Paul Nelson
State officials weigh in on Utah County’s long election lines
While the state waits on final election results, some state officials are weighing in about Utah County's long election lines Tuesday.8 years ago
Mark Oliver
Proposition 2 has passed. When will medical marijuana become legal in Utah?
Utah has voted in favor of legalized medical marijuana, but it'll take until December for Proposition 2 to become law, and a lot can still change.8 years ago
Josh Tilton
Jeff Sessions forced out as attorney general by Trump
Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced he resignation as the country's chief law enforcement officer in a one-page letter on Wednesday.8 years ago
Becky Bruce
Trump: “Mia Love gave me no love, and she lost.”
President Donald Trump called out Republican candidates who lost congressional seats, including Utah Rep. Mia Love, whose race has not yet been called.8 years ago
Mary Richards
Too soon to call Love-McAdams race in 4th District
Early Wednesday morning, Democrat Ben McAdams led 51.3 to 48.6 over Republican incumbent Mia Love. But thousands of ballots remain uncounted, especially in Utah County.8 years ago
Peter Samore
Utah County woman waits 3.5 hours to vote
Imagine spending your entire election night waiting to vote. That's what happened to one Utah County woman.8 years ago
Marc Giauque and Becky Bruce
Gas tax increase fails; schools group drives on
The backers of "Our Schools Now," a ballot initiative aimed at increasing the state's gas tax, say they are down, but not out, after voters rejected it.8 years ago
Becky Bruce
Overview: what passed, what didn’t, who won on Election Day 2018
Utah voters decided a number of issues, sent some familiar faces back to work and also elected some new leaders in a variety of positions on Election Day 2018.8 years ago
Nick Wyatt
Medical marijuana supporters not worried about Prop. 2 tweaks
The ballot initiative which will legalize medical marijuana looks poised to pass after Tuesday's midterm election, but it's already set to face changes under a compromise reached between supporters and opponents.8 years ago
Paul Nelson
Utah County voters angry over long lines at the ballot box
Utah County voters expressed frustration when going to the polls today and that is due to the long lines they had to wait in.8 years ago
Matthew Brooks
Live updates of election night
This is KSL NewsRadio’s live update for election night results across the state of Utah. Senate race Current results – Senate Tim Aalders (C) 2% Craig R. Bowden (L) 2% Reed C. McCandless (I) 1% Mitt Romney (R) 61% Jenny Wilson (D) 32% House of Representatives races Current results – US House 1 Rob Bishop (R) 62% […]8 years ago
Debbie Dujanovic
OPINION: Utah’s voters are too smart to fall for attack ads
This election has given us some of the dirtiest attack ads in recent memory. Debbie Dujanovic says it time politicians giving all the mudslinging a rest.8 years ago
Peter Samore
“Day-of” registration boosting Utah voter turnout
More Utah voters are taking advantage of day-of registration to participate in today’s midterm election. They say they want to be part of big changes.8 years ago
Mark Oliver
University of Utah students organize mass walkout to vote
Walkout to Vote Utah organized a mass walkout on the University of Utah campus, encouraging a mass exodus of students from the campus to the poll booth.8 years ago
Nick Wyatt
Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox urges Utahns to vote
"I would say as nice, and as kindly as possible, you're wrong," says Utah Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox. "Your vote really does matter."8 years ago
Paul Nelson
Vote-by-mail deadline passed, Davis County is seeing high voter numbers
The deadline to mail in your ballot has come and gone, but officials say you can still drop off ballot at polling location.8 years ago
Mark Oliver
Politician quotes the Book of Mormon to criticize House of Representative’s only Jewish member
Todd Zenger sent out a flyer that uses a quote from the Book of Mormon to criticize Patrice Arent, the only Jewish member of the House of Representatives.8 years ago
