Classroom sizes in Utah are climbing, which lawmakers partially attribute to a trickle effect of the southern border crisis. And, being able to cater to students who are in the process of learning English has become “unsustainable” with current resources, teachers have told their ...
On Tuesday, a federal judge halted an executive order from President Donald Trump to initiate a freeze on federal loans and grants.
Though the extent of the order wasn’t clear, a notice sent to government agencies Monday seemingly could financially upend a vast majority of programs and ...
The Utah House of Representatives on Monday advanced a bill that would ban collective bargaining for the state’s public sector unions, which represent teachers, firefighters and police officers.
But HB267, which passed after lengthy debate and a 42-32 vote, could be tweaked as it moves ...
Lily Holloway started out strong in her first time on cross-country skis Monday at Soldier Hollow.
The Australian and new participant of Ski for Light — a weeklong event where adults with visual impairments learn how to cross-country ski — gained early confidence on the ski track with ...
Recent changes to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement policies expand where agents can take enforcement actions, the Department of Homeland Security announced last week.
The policy changes under the administration of President Donald Trump allow law enforcement officers to arrest people ...
Utahns 18 years old and up could soon be allowed to openly carry firearms after a bill cleared its first legislative hurdle on Friday.
The sweeping HB133, which is nearly 9,000 lines long, makes a number of changes to the state’s gun laws, most of them very technical. The sponsor, House ...