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Lawsuit seeks to block Amendment D language on Utah ballots
A lawsuit filed by opposers of the language written for Amendment D on Utah's voter ballot aims to have the ballot question rewritten.2 days ago
Opponents say the language of Utah’s Constitutional Amendment D is ‘deceptive’
Critics of the proposed constitutional Amendment D say its language is deceptive, while Utah GOP leaders call it "clear and straightforward."4 days ago
Here’s what your ballot will say about Constitutional Amendment D on legislative power and citizen initiatives
Utahns will have a chance to change Utah's constitution this November to decide who should have the final say on laws created by citizen ballot initiative, and the proposed language is now public.5 days ago
‘Right to carry, duty to secure’: Messages of firearm safety after accidental shooting death of Lehi boy
In the wake of the tragic deaths of two Utah children dying from accidental gunshot wounds, firearm experts are reminding Utahns to secure their firearms.5 days ago
Rocky Mountain Power’s 18% rate hike is not low enough says Utah house speaker
Rocky Mountain Power has scaled back its rate hike request to 18%, but Utah's house speaker said Friday it's not low enough.9 days ago
The Utah Utes firetruck: Four generations of Utah tailgaters
If you've ever noticed a bright red fire truck driving to the Utah Utes tailgate area before football games, it may not look like anything that out of the ordinary. But it's actually carrying four generations of Utes football tailgaters.10 days ago
‘It felt Islamophobic,’ Utah Muslims speak out over post from Utah lawmaker
Members of the Utah Muslim community are speaking out after a social media post from a Utah lawmaker, accusing the representative of making vague post that incited hateful comments.12 days ago
Utah legislature aiming to ban cell phones in classrooms with district opt out options
Lawmakers unveiled a new draft bill that aims to ban cell phones in all Utah schools during school hours.13 days ago
Utah’s proposed Constitutional Amendment on initiatives: Here’s the question to ponder
Utah voters will have another big decision during Election Day, whether or not they want to change Utah's constitution on ballot initiatives.17 days ago
Utah legislature approves asking voters to amend Utah constitution on initiatives
Utah lawmakers have voted to approve language to be placed on November's general election ballot asking voters if they want to allow the legislature the ability to alter and repeal laws citizens make via initiative.18 days ago
‘It’s not a power grab,’ says Utah House Speaker on special session over initiatives
The leaders of the Utah legislature are defending the decision to call lawmakers into special session Wednesday, where they'll propose a constitutional amendment aimed to change a ruling by the Utah Supreme Court on citizen-led initiatives.19 days ago
Utah suing federal government to gain control of millions of acres of public lands
Utah is suing the federal government in the U.S. Supreme Court, hoping to force the divestment of nearly 20 million acres of public lands owned by the federal government back to the state.19 days ago
Utah Legislature calls emergency special session hoping to undo Utah Supreme Court ruling on initiatives
The Utah Legislature will call themselves into a special session Wednesday, KSL TV's Lindsay Aerts confirmed Monday.20 days ago
Reach, Throw, Row, and Don’t Go: Officials offer safety tips for recreating when summer storms hit
Summer monsoon storms are forecast to hit Utah again this weekend, and parks officials are reminding visitors to be prepared.23 days ago
Utah Legislature in talks to hold special session after Supreme Court ruling on initiatives
The Utah Legislature is seriously considering calling a special legislative session to address a recent Supreme Court ruling that curtailed its ability to change voter-led ballot initiatives, according to two sources familiar with the discussions.23 days ago
Phil Lyman, Democrat Brian King unite in campaign video against Gov. Spencer Cox
An already chaotic Utah election cycle got even stranger Thursday, as former Republican gubernatorial candidate Phil Lyman teamed up with Brian King, the Democratic nominee for governor, in a video to make the case against another four years of Gov. Spencer Cox.24 days ago
‘My dad gave his life for me,’ says son of Layton man who drowned at Willard Bay
The family of a man who drowned Saturday at Willard Bay said he died just as he lived -- selflessly -- while trying to save his son. He was described by family as a devoted, single dad who leaves behind five kids.25 days ago
Saratoga Springs residents cleaning up after intense storms damage basements
Monday's monsoonal thunderstorms left several homes in Saratoga Springs with damage to their basements.26 days ago
South Town Mall ‘isn’t going anywhere,’ letter says as construction starts on NHL team practice facility
The Utah Hockey Club is making the old Macy's at the Shops at South Town its new practice facility, but the rest of the mall "isn't going anywhere," according to a letter sent to mall stores.27 days ago
Colby Jenkins’ Utah Supreme Court arguments claim USPS ‘interference’ in GOP Primary
The Utah Supreme Court heard arguments over late-postmarked ballots in Utah's 2nd Congressional District Republican Primary on Friday.30 days ago
Groups protest scheduled Utah execution, file new lawsuit
Groups opposed to the death penalty demonstrated on the steps of Utah's Capitol Hill Wednesday, calling on the governor to intervene in the scheduled execution of Taberon Honie.1 month ago
Utah DNR now tracks groundwater trends online, some concern over depleting levels
A new online tool is showing that Utah's groundwater is depleting, especially in southern and southwestern Utah.1 month ago
Celeste Maloy wins 2nd Congressional District GOP Primary recount despite Washington, Tooele issues
A recount in the race for the GOP nomination in Utah's 2nd Congressional District has ended with no change - Celeste Maloy has beaten Colby Jenkins.1 month ago
