Paul Nelson
Some ballots still on the way to SLCo voters
The Salt Lake County Clerk's Office says there was a problem with a Washington-based printing company that caused a delay in mailing out some ballots.8 years ago
Mark Oliver
Utah offers to pay public employees to fill their prescriptions in Mexico
PEHP's Pharmacy Tourism Program offers Utah's public employees $500 and free airfare if they get their prescriptions filled in Mexico.8 years ago
Peter Samore
Truth and Trust part 2: spotting fake news
This week, we go to the experts to learn how to fact-check and verify what you see online - so you can tell what's fake news and what's real.8 years ago
Dave Noriega
OPINION: Civility has to start with you and me
After a mail bomber and a shooting in a synagogue, our nation should be coming together. But civility won't return to the US unless we bring it back ourselves.8 years ago
Mark Oliver
As political text messages gain popularity, is there any way to make them stop?
Political text messages may be annoying, but they're perfectly legal. All that might change, though, if a one man in Texas wins his lawsuit.8 years ago
Mary Richards
Study: Charitable giving decreases with political competition
A new study co-authored by a BYU professor finds that when political competition heats up, charitable giving goes down.8 years ago
Matthew Brooks
Dabakis marijuana stunt on uncertain legal ground
Dabakis could potentially face legal action for consuming a marijuana-based product in Nevada, though no Nevada officials have said they will pursue it.8 years ago
Heather Kelly
Support for marijuana initiative may go up in smoke
Support for Proposition 2, the medical marijuana initiative on the ballot in November, has dropped significantly since a deal was announced to re-write legislation on the measure after Election Day.8 years ago
Becky Bruce
De Niro, Biden among newest pipe bomb addressees
Former Vice President Joe Biden and actor and activist Robert De Niro are among the latest prominent Democrats to whom someone has sent a string of pipe bomb packages through the mail.8 years ago
Peter Samore
Not fake news: how to sort out fact from fiction
With less than two weeks to go until Election Day, political ads - and yes, fake news, too - are popping up on social media. But how do you know what's real, what's not, and who's behind it?8 years ago
Heather Kelly
Democrats outpace Republicans for new voter registration
According to state voter registration data, Republicans added 5.6 percent to its rolls over the 2016 election cycle. Democrat rolls increased 15 percent. But registered Republicans still outnumber Democrats in Utah by more than three to one.8 years ago
Paul Nelson and Becky Bruce
Democrats cry foul over political robocalls
At issue is a series of robocalls, pre-recorded, that ask specific polling questions ahead of the November election, but do not state who's paid for the calls.8 years ago
Mark Oliver
Senator films himself trying marijuana, says every legislator should try it
Sen. Jim Dabakis filmed himself taking marijuana edibles at a Nevada dispensary. He says that everyone in the Utah legislature should try it.8 years ago
Mark Oliver
Supreme Court case could allow citizens to sue social media websites that delete their posts
A Supreme Court case could pave the way for citizens to file First Amendment lawsuits against social media sites like Twitter, Facebook, and Google.8 years ago
Dave Noriega
OPINION: Yelling at politicians while they eat isn’t going to change public policy
A video was released by TMZ on Saturday of a customer in a restaurant screaming into the face of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Kentucky. Apparently, the man in the video disagreed with Mitch McConnell’s stances on healthcare and social security. And so he decided there was no better way to help McConnell see healthcare […]8 years ago
Becky Bruce
The gas tax and education: a voter’s guide to Q1
Voters will choose in November whether to support a 10 cent gas tax increase aimed at boosting funding for public schools and local roads. Here's what you need to know.8 years ago
Emerson Oligschlaeger
Go green? A voter’s guide to Prop 2
What are the legal specifics of Prop 2? What fiscal, medical and social impacts might passing Proposition 2 have on our state?8 years ago
Peter Samore
New poll shows voter priorities two weeks ahead of election
A new poll shows 35% of Utahns support higher quality K-12 education, with many voters also prioritizing healthcare, clean air and reducing crime.8 years ago
Emerson Oligschlaeger
Governor fills Utah House vacancy with Snider appointment
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Governor Gary Herbert has appointed and sworn in Paradise farmer and former congressional aide Casey Snider to fill a Utah House vacancy created by the resignation of former Rep. Curt Webb, a fellow Republican. Herbert appointed Snider on Tuesday to serve the last few months of Webb’s term for a […]8 years ago
Peter Samore
Stewart proposes national park; Utah legislators propose state park
A Utah Congressman wants to create a sixth national park where a national monument once stood, but state lawmakers have other ideas.8 years ago
Emerson Oligschlaeger
Rob Bishop debates Democrat, United Utah Party candidate
A Democrat and a United Utah Party candidate squared off against Republican incumbent Rep. Rob Bishop at the Utah Debate Commission’s debate.8 years ago
Peter Samore
FEC: Love corrected fundraising records; Opponents: probe continues
The FEC says Rep. Mia Love needs no further corrective action for money she raised for a primary campaign she didn't run.8 years ago
Mark Oliver
FEC complaint against Mia Love was filed by a group tied to Mayor Ben McAdams
The FEC investigation into Mia Love started with a letter from a group with close ties to her opponent, Mayor Ben McAdams, KSL has uncovered.8 years ago
