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People rally in opposition of Utah’s lawsuit attempting to take control of federal lands at the Capitol in Salt Lake City on Saturday, Jan. 11, 2025.

Environment

Firings at Forest Service raise alarm over corporate takeover of public lands

by Utah News Dispatch
Published: Mar 12, 2025

Environment

Glowing pains: Developing nuclear power could cost Utah tens of billions

by Utah News Dispatch
Published: Mar 10, 2025

A Pride flag flying during Park City's Pride Festival flag raising event. A new law would ban Pride flags from being displayed on public property, in and on government buildings and in Utah public schools.

Education

As critics decry ‘gross government overreach,’ bill to ban pride flags from schools advances

by Utah News Dispatch
Published: Mar 6, 2025

The rotunda inside the Capitol in Salt Lake City is pictured on Thursday, Feb. 6, 2025.

Politics

What’s in Utah’s $30 billion budget? Here’s what lawmakers are prioritizing for 2025

by Utah News Dispatch
Published: Mar 5, 2025

Health

After first measles death in a decade, state officials remind Utahns to get the MMR vaccine

by Utah News Dispatch
Published: Mar 3, 2025

The Matheson Courthouse in Salt Lake City is pictured on Wednesday, January 3, 2024.

Politics

‘Revenge streak’: Utah Bar opposes flurry of bills flexing legislative influence on judiciary

by Utah News Dispatch
Published: Feb 21, 2025

The Utah Capitol in Salt Lake City is pictured at dusk on the last night of the legislative session, Friday, March 1, 2024.

Politics

Utah lawmakers look to dissolve, replace State Records Committee

by Utah News Dispatch
Published: Feb 14, 2025

ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) arrests criminal fugitives as part of Operation Cross Check.

Politics

Utah lawmakers look to reverse 2019 law, making it easier to deport people for misdemeanors

by Utah News Dispatch
Published: Feb 6, 2025

Senate President Stuart Adams, R-Layton, speaks to reporters at the Capitol in Salt Lake City on the first day of the legislative session, Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2025.

Politics

‘It’s a shock’: Utah leaders brace for Trump’s federal funds freeze, but don’t yet know full impact

by Utah News Dispatch
Published: Jan 30, 2025

Navajo Nation Council Speaker Crystalyne Curley called for swift action from Navajo tribal leaders to address the concern over ICE raids that have impacted Navajo people living in urban areas.

Politics

Reports of Navajo people being detained in immigration sweeps sparks concern from tribal leaders

by Utah News Dispatch
Published: Jan 29, 2025

Rep. Stephanie Gricius, R-Eagle Mountain (left) and Utah County Clerk Aaron Davidson sit before the House Government Operations Committee on Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2025.

Politics

Utah lawmakers advance bill to ban clerks from looking up voting records for political reasons

by Utah News Dispatch
Published: Jan 23, 2025

Fentanyl pills seized by Utah law enforcement and handed over to the Utah Department of Public Safety.

Health

Fentanyl is the most common drug found in overdose deaths in Utah

by Utah News Dispatch
Published: Jan 18, 2025

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Environment

Firings at Forest Service raise alarm over corporate takeover of public lands

Environment

Glowing pains: Developing nuclear power could cost Utah tens of billions

Education

As critics decry ‘gross government overreach,’ bill to ban pride flags from schools advances

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Politics

What’s in Utah’s $30 billion budget? Here’s what lawmakers are prioritizing for 2025

Health

After first measles death in a decade, state officials remind Utahns to get the MMR vaccine

Politics

‘Revenge streak’: Utah Bar opposes flurry of bills flexing legislative influence on judiciary

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Politics

Utah lawmakers look to dissolve, replace State Records Committee

Politics

Utah lawmakers look to reverse 2019 law, making it easier to deport people for misdemeanors

Politics

‘It’s a shock’: Utah leaders brace for Trump’s federal funds freeze, but don’t yet know full impact

Politics

Reports of Navajo people being detained in immigration sweeps sparks concern from tribal leaders

Politics

Utah lawmakers advance bill to ban clerks from looking up voting records for political reasons

Health

Fentanyl is the most common drug found in overdose deaths in Utah

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