Is Utah’s “school choice” program unconstitutional? A year after Utah’s largest teacher union sued the state over that question, a 3rd District Court judge ruled that the program known as “Utah Fits All” violates the state constitution. The Utah Education Association had argued ...
As open space across Utah Valley and the state of Utah continues to deteriorate, cities continue to grapple with a similar conundrum. How should the rights of landowners be prioritized, and the growing demand for housing be addressed? And how is that balanced with the preservation of open ...
Mother Nature may have delivered chilly temperatures and blustery winds on Friday but hearts were filled with warmth amidst a gathering of attendees outside of a soon-to-be-built medical facility in northwest Utah County. Intermountain Health broke ground Friday on its new Multi-Specialty ...
Utah reached this year’s snowpack peak on March 23 at 14.3 inches, which is equal to the state’s typical annual peak. Southwestern Utah continues to experience extreme drought conditions. “The Drought Response Committee (DRC) has been meeting more regularly to address concerns in ...
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox — a Republican who has called tariffs a “huge gamble” but also said that he hopes “President Trump is right” about them — said state officials are continuing to monitor their impacts on Utah businesses, and that the state’s smaller businesses are “going to ...
A federal judge on Thursday dismissed a lawsuit alleging that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints arm misused hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations by investing it instead of using it for charitable purposes. U.S. District Judge Robert Shelby said a three-year statute of ...
