Jeremy Diamond and Brian Fung, CNN
The Biden administration is shifting its approach to TikTok
Biden has endorsed a bill introduced this week designed to strengthen the U.S. response to information threats posed by social media.4 years ago
Carter Williams
Group calls for Cox to veto Utah bill that opens door for year-round cougar hunting
The cougar hunting bill also calls for a study of pre-charged pneumatic air rifles in hunting, among other changes.4 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Romney and bipartisan RESTRICT Act aiming for TikTok information safety
With the RESTRICT Act, Romney wants more federal attention paid to social media threats potentially posed by TikTok and others.4 years ago
Mark Jones
Group files paperwork for referendum on new state flag
A group of individuals filed paperwork Monday with the Lt. Governor's Office for a referendum on the new state flag. If enough signatures are collected the issue will be on the ballot of the next general election.4 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Teachers group calls for Gov. Cox to veto bill over classroom instruction of race, gender, sexual orientation
The Utah Education Association is asking Gov. Spencer Cox to veto a bill that deals with classroom instruction on race, religion and sexual orientation.4 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Lawmakers’ 2023 efforts to address water, drought and Great Salt Lake
The director of Salt Lake City Public Utilities talks about bills addressing water issues during the past legislative session and efforts made to help conserve water and preserve the shrinking Great Salt Lake.4 years ago
Elizabeth Weiler
Will your genealogy test data become searchable by law enforcement?
"The Sherry Black bill" or SB.156, is a new bill regulating investigative genetic genealogy. And which information law enforcement can access.4 years ago
Alexis Perno, GREAT SALT LAKE COLLABORATIVE
Bill restricting grass at new government facilities fails on last day
The bill would have applied to all public facilities statewide — something that gave Sen. Evan Vickers (R-Cedar City) pause.4 years ago
Mark Jackson
The good news for taxpayers in Utah — lower state and local tax rates
As tax day approaches, Utahns are in a good situation when it comes to tax rates.4 years ago
Mark Jones
House Ethics Committee to look into Rep. George Santos, expert weighs in
Rep. George Santos (R-New York) is being investigated by the House Ethics Committee. Dave and Dujanovic discuss what this means with Leah Murray.4 years ago
Ben McGonnell
U.S. releases travel advisory for Mexico after four U.S. citizens kidnapped at gunpoint
MEXICO — The U.S. State Department released a travel advisory for Mexico after four U.S. citizens were kidnapped at gunpoint. The gunman fired upon their vehicle and kidnapped the four U.S. citizens in the northern Mexico border city of Matamoros. On Friday, March 6 the four American’s had entered Matamoros, across from Brownsville, Texas. The […]4 years ago
Ben Winslow, Fox 13
A major air quality bill just got revived and is passing the Utah legislature
The Senate approved the deal unanimously late Thursday.4 years ago
Veronica Stracqualursi, CNN
Ex-Arkansas governor says ‘more voices’ in 2024 GOP race are ‘good for our party
Ex-Arkansas governor Asa Hutchinson, who's weighing a run for the Republican presidential nomination, said Sunday that "more voices" in the 2024 race are "good for our party."4 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Voters will now say whether Utah changes how the state funds education
Voters will now get to say whether Utah changes how the state funds eduation, both K-12 and higher education.4 years ago
Mark Jones
Sen. McCay shares his thinking behind need for new state flag
SALT LAKE CITY — As the Utah legislative session comes to a close Friday night, one of the most visible changes to come out of the session is a new state flag. Sen. Dan McCay (R-Riverton) played an important role in getting S.B. 31 into law. Both the Senate and House voted in favor of […]4 years ago
Mark Jones
What does it take to pull off shortest legislative session in the country?
Abby Osborn, the chief of staff for the Utah House of Representatives, discusses with Inside Sources how the 2023 legislative session was run so smoothly.4 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Final thoughts on the last day of the Utah 2023 Legislative Session
From the House Minority Leader to Gov. Spencer Cox, a look back at the 2023 Utah Legislative Session.4 years ago
Mark Jones
Party leaders react to revised bill limiting access to abortions
The Utah Senate passed a bill Thursday that would prevent health clinics from performing abortions starting next year.4 years ago
Adam Small
2023 Utah Legislative Session down to final two days
Bills still under consideration in the 2023 Utah Legislative Session include disbanding Unified police and ending the sales tax on food.4 years ago
Mark Jones
Inside Sources: Bipartisan talks begins on solutions for Social Security
A reporter from The Hill joined Inside Sources on Wednesday to discuss what a group of bipartisan senators are doing to find a solution to the Social Security crisis.4 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Bill package to eliminate food tax to be considered
H.B. 54 is a bill that is being considered that would eliminate the sales tax on food purchased in the state.4 years ago
Ashley Fredde
Bill mandating counties to provide homeless shelters, enforce camping laws passes Utah House
While the winter overflow system in Salt Lake County has been expanded this winter, the availability of beds has been a consistent issue.4 years ago
Hugo Rikard-Bell
Economic committee hears from public on changing the Utah State Flag
Those against a new Utah state flag spoke of maintaining history, while supporters said it was time to give a fresh look to the state.4 years ago
