Utah Capitol Clash As Lawmakers Fast-Track Water Rights Rewrite
A Utah House committee advanced HB60, a bill that narrows the state engineer’s review of water‑right applications and tightens who can challenge them. Supporters say it streamlines approvals; critics warn it could hurt streams and the Great Salt Lake.
Saratoga Springs Mom, 8-Year-Old Son Slain as Unsealed Warrants Expose Haunting Clues
Unsealed warrants describe a mask, chilling notes and hostile texts as investigators continue to probe the March deaths of Jessica Lyman and her 8-year-old son. Forensics and neighborhood footage remain central to the investigation.
Gov. Spencer J. Cox Advocates for Core American Values and Civic Virtues in Utah's 2026 State of the State Address
Utah Governor Spencer J. Cox emphasized a return to America's foundational principles in his 2026 State of the State address, focusing on civic virtue, self-governance, literacy, homeownership, and responses to social challenges.
UDOT Warns of Icy Road Conditions as Sundance Film Festival Wraps Up in Park City
UDOT warns of icy roads during the Sundance Film Festival in Wasatch Back, advising caution due to temperature drops. Light snow expected with high ice concerns for drivers.












