Sundance might quit Utah over state's flag bill
Utah's governor intends to sign legislation making the state the first to ban fluoride in public water systems. Republican ...
Some of the biggest names in indie music are slated to come to Utah's capital city this summer, but not everyone will play at ...
The ongoing saga of Matt Prince's mansion above Old Town Park City may be a step closer to resolution after the Legislature ...
Brian Redd was sworn in as Salt Lake City's new police chief Tuesday night, minutes after the City Council approved his ...
The plans for the districts supporting professional hockey and, potentially, baseball are keeping their momentum in Utah ...
Another 45-day legislative session is in the books, dominated early by rancor over a bill stripping public unions of ...
A Republican Utah senator says he’s had enough of a party that he believes is becoming disconnected from Utahns and straying ...
SALT LAKE CITY — A group of protesters marching through downtown Salt Lake City forced the closure of State Street.
An amended version of an anti-traffic-calming bill targeting Salt Lake City passed the Utah House Tuesday night, widening ...
“We rally for science and for Utah’s future,” said Utah’s Stand Up for Science spokesperson Nathan Burns in a news release.
Protesters unfurled a 200-foot Pride flag on the steps of the Utah State Capitol as a bill that would ban the item from schools and other locations awaits Gov. Spencer Cox’s approval or veto.
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