HOOPER — Before a standing-room-only crowd at the Hooper City Civic Center on Tuesday night, the Hooper City Council voted to table an ordinance that would shift the mayor's executive and administrative powers to the council at large. The impromptu meeting and proposed ordinance followed ...
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah’s universal mail-in voting system could be the first casualty of a Republican overhaul of the state’s election operations as lawmakers look to improve efficiency and trust in the system. The state’s Republican-controlled House passed a bill in a 57-15 vote ...
OGDEN — The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah deals in the rehabilitation of local wildlife, not political intrigue. In spite of this, WRCNU leadership is warning the public that the organization may be impacted by the wide breadth of proposed cuts to federal services and ...
Utah school boards are the only legislative bodies in Utah that are not subject to voter referendums, but a bill from Rep. Rex Shipp, R-Cedar City, could change that. HB408 would allow voters to hold referendums — putting a question before voters to either accept or reject — on all school ...
Rep. Blake Moore says he's frustrated with how federal workers — especially those in his district — have been vilified and treated in recent cuts to the federal government. On Tuesday, the District 1 congressman held a tele-town hall during which he fielded several several questions, many ...
OGDEN — Following a public hearing Tuesday, the Weber County Commission officially approved proposed rezoning for Phase 6 of the Taylor Landing Subdivision development, located near 1800 South and 3900 West. Commission approval was made subject to clarification of the acreage involved. The ...
