With one week to go until the end of the session, Utah lawmakers are still sorting through a flurry of complex bills that would make a wide variety of changes to Utah’s elections and voter privacy laws. It remains to be seen which proposals will ultimately survive both the House and Senate ...
The effort to repeal Utah’s voter-approved, anti-gerrymandering law known as Proposition 4 is on the cusp of hitting the statewide signature threshold needed to qualify for the November ballot. However, signatures are still lagging in some Senate districts — and voters still have up to 45 ...
Editor's note: This is the second of two stories following an Ogden Standard-Examiner editorial board interview with U.S. Sen. John Curtis, R-Utah, during a visit to Ogden on Wednesday afternoon. Sen. Curtis discussed improvements to Hill Air Force Base, funding for new infrastructure and the ...
OGDEN — Zone Ogden's final public open house is upon the city. After more than a year of gathering feedback, Ogden residents will have one more chance to ask questions and give input on a new zoning proposal Wednesday from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Ogden Union Station. Ogden Planning Manager Barton ...
Utah lawmakers have more money to spend during their 2026 legislative session than they had originally projected, according to new revenue estimates. “Suprise, surprise, folks,” Senate Budget Chair Jerry Stevenson said on the Senate floor Friday. He announced that legislative fiscal ...
For two years now, animal advocates have urged Utah lawmakers to do something to help cats and dogs saved from abusive situations only to spend months or years stuck in animal shelters as their owners’ criminal cases wind slowly through the courts, with taxpayers footing the bill. They may ...
