How prevalent is human trafficking in Utah?
“It happens in Utah on a daily basis,” said Nate Mudder with the Utah Attorney General’s Office. “We’re constantly investigating this particular crime.”
Mudder, the deputy chief of investigations at the Attorney General’s Office, ...
OGDEN — In a couple of short weeks, Ogden City Mayor Ben Nadolski will be exactly six months removed from his inauguration day.
But while it may seem like a short amount of time to some, the new city leader says it's been a busy and challenging six months in the mayor's office, to say the ...
WASHINGTON — Anti-Trump Republicans lost their standard-bearer in the Senate when Sen. Mitt Romney announced he wouldn’t seek a second term. On Tuesday, Utah voters will decide whether a similar brand of politics can still succeed in Republican primaries.
Even before Romney announced he ...
Utah is suing the federal government, again, this time over a new public lands policy that allows land managed by the Bureau of Land Management to be leased for conservation.
That policy, called the Public Lands Rule, was finalized without the proper environmental review from the Bureau of ...
During a special legislative session on Juneteenth, Utah lawmakers declared they will not comply with new Title IX requirements set to take effect in August, passing a pair of resolutions Wednesday evening that they say allow the state to disregard the federal directive.
Under the ...
Two years after Gov. Spencer Cox signed into law the establishment of Juneteenth as a state holiday, he called a special legislative session on June 19, an occurrence that one lawmaker is working on getting corrected.
In Utah, the celebration of what’s also known as Emancipation Day is ...