After spending two hearings grilling Utah Gov. Spencer Cox’s nominees to fill two new seats on the expanded Utah Supreme Court, a panel of lawmakers has given its stamp of approval. The Senate Judicial Confirmation Committee voted on Monday to endorse both Jay Jorgensen and Stephen Dent, ...
Braden Hess was an attorney drafting bills for the Utah Legislature and providing legal guidance on the Constitution. There was a problem, though. “It's a nonpartisan position, and I'm a pretty partisan person, so I realized I was in the wrong place,” he said. So, he quit his job and ...
Stephanie Hollist said she’s always wanted to serve her community. When she went to law school, she focused on state and local government. She was a political science major before that at Weber State University. While she was in law school and after she got out, she worked for cities ...
Utah Senate President Stuart Adams was discussing with the Standard-Examiner editorial board his views on the Box Elder County data center when his campaign manager interjected with some breaking news. Kevin O’Leary had just agreed to Adams’ demands and was going to comply with ...
OGDEN — You can't start a fire without a spark. Ogden City wants to fire up Lester Park — introducing "Dancing in the Park." In a press release earlier this week, Ogden City Arts announced the Dancing in the Park series at Lester Park featuring Deja Mitchell with the first of four dates ...
Editor's Note: This is part three in a series on Centerville City Council member Cheylynn Hayman displaying a pride flag on the dais in the building where the Centerville City Council meets. Part one explained Hayman's action and her reasoning. Part two reported the reaction of Rep. Trevor ...
