Senate committee passes bill to alter Utah Supreme Court appointments, but is change necessary?
SB296 would change the nomination process for Utah’s Supreme Court Justice, mirroring the process used by the United States Supreme Court to appoint its head justice.
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Feeling lonely? Utah's working on a plan for that
The United States is experiencing a loneliness epidemic, and feelings of social isolation in Utah have rocketed in recent years, data shows. A new resolution from the state Legislature would recognize loneliness as a critical public health priority.
Here’s what Utah’s senators said about Trump’s heated dispute with Zelenskyy
A meeting in the Oval Office Friday morning ended in a heated argument between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and U.S. President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance.
Here’s how Utah’s ICE detainment process works, and what’s changed, immigration experts say
The Salt Lake Tribune spoke to Utah immigration attorneys to better understand what happens after someone is detained here by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.
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Salt Lake City bus tour uncovers lesser-known Black history in Utah
February 20 was a true Salt Lake City snow day. Definitely not a day you’d want to be touring the city on foot. Luckily, for the participants of a tour on Black history, they were on a bus.
10 influential women in Utah history to know for Women’s History Month
Utah has a rich history of notable women, including the first woman to cast a vote and the first female senator.
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Suspected Florencia 13 Gang Member Charged With Attempted Murder Following Violent Christmas Day Attack in Utah
Alleged gang member Javier Pedregon-Magana was indicted for a violent Christmas day attack in Utah, facing charges including attempted murder and violent crime in aid of racketeering.
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Utah’s health department recommends the measles vaccine in response to Texas outbreak
The Utah Department of Health and Human Services is concerned by recent outbreak. But those who have the measles vaccine, do not need to worry.
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Utah close to fully banning fluoride in water, stripping cities’ ability to decide
Utah appears to be the first state ready to put a full ban on fluoride in public water systems under a bill that doesn’t allow cities or communities to decide whether to add the cavity ...
Sen. Mike Lee pushes to remove US from United Nations
A group of Republican lawmakers led by Utah. Sen. Mike Lee is pushing to remove the United States from the United Nations, arguing it is necessary to leave the international group to restore
Will Utah join a tri-state nuclear compact with its neighbors?
Utah may form a compact with Idaho and Wyoming in the states’ pursuit of deploying advanced nuclear technologies, focusing on a regional emphasis that fortifies a united front. “We’ve been working on for awhile finding ways to partner more with some of our neighboring states.