A coalition working to put a referendum on the ballot to undo the Legislature's bill to strip public unions of collective bargaining rights says it has collected nearly 130,000 signatures.
A couple hundred protesters greeted Utah Rep. Blake Moore as he was set to speak at a Republican luncheon in Ogden on Saturday, calling for the congressman to oppose Elon Musk's efforts to gut the federal government.
Gov. Spencer Cox addressed the future of the Sundance Film Festival in Utah and weighed in on President Donald Trump's tariff plans during a news conference Thursday.
With one week left in the legislative session, top Utah lawmakers voted to finalize their funding proposals as part of a nearly $30 billion state budget.
Utah's lawsuit alleging social media giant TikTok has allowed for the sexual exploitation of minors will continue after a judge denied TikTok's request to dismiss the case.
Utah lawmakers passed a bill that raises the bar for citizens to win attorneys' fees when challenging a denied public records request β a move critics say will make government less transparent.
Utah's estimated tax revenues came in lower than previously projected Wednesday, meaning lawmakers may need to get creative to continue with plans to further cut taxes or fund bills.