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Salt Lake City mayor reveals public safety plan
Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall released a series of recommendations Thursday to help curb homelessness and crime in ...
Should Utah state employees be able to work from home? Governor says isolation is ‘not healthy,’ confirms changes coming
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox says the work from home policy for Utah's state employees is changing soon. Why he said isolation is ...
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SLC mayor pushes crime and camping crackdown in new public safety, homelessness plan
Mayor Erin Mendenhall unveiled her public safety and homelessness plan, a response to increasing pressure from state Republican political leaders.
Salt Lake City unveils new public safety plan. What’s in it?
It also looks to “expedite” the development of deeply affordable housing and the creation of temporary emergency shelter, ...
Voices: I’m an educator. Utah’s public schools deserve as much — if not more — than private education and homeschooling efforts
The Utah Fits All Scholarship undermines democracy, and supporting such measures is a disservice to the public,” writes ...
Utah’s SB54 still stands despite 10 years of angst. Will lawmakers change it?
To understand Utah’s SB54 — a crucial and, depending on who you talk to, an infamous piece of legislation that created the ...
The debate over how to increase trust in Utah elections
The Utah legislative session will see debate on increasing trust in elections. A Sutherland Institute poll shows what ...
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Lawmaker considers bill to break up Salt Lake County
Rep. Teuscher is looking at introducing a bill allowing citizens to petition for a ballot measure exploring whether a county with more than 1 million people should split into two smaller counties.
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Cox details tech community's role in addressing Utah housing, energy needs
Like any state experiencing rapid growth, Utah has a list of demands it has to meet to ensure a prosperous future, but Utah ...