A $170,000 state study backing a failed water-rate bill never checked how much Utah utilities already collect, critics say.

TooeleCARES plans a rally outside Wednesday night's planning commission meeting, hoping for at least 50 supporters.

A pending code-compliance suit and an earlier dog-related lawsuit keep the Prince family's Old Town build fight alive.

Sim Gill says jails have become default mental health providers — but Utah has far fewer psychiatric beds than experts recommend.

A touring campaign brought its anti-tax-break, pro-transparency message to Box Elder County as the Stratos data center edges forward.

State auditors say the commission that reviewed a complaint against ex-Justice Diana Hagen kept poor records and lacks clear rules on recusals.

Utah advocacy groups say O'Leary's on-air China claims sparked a smear campaign; he and Fox now want the case tossed.

Gov. Cox's new council targets addiction and homelessness, but Sen. Jennifer Plumb warns it risks becoming coercion dressed up as accountability.

Half of Utahns back a higher bar for tax initiatives, while nearly a quarter remain unsure.

The former House Speaker will talk free enterprise at the Grand America Hotel on January 14, 2027, just weeks before lawmakers convene.

Bishops will read the church's opposition letter aloud during services this weekend and again next week.

Washington Terrace gets a new veterans cemetery while Bluffdale adds 1,400 columbarium niches under a fresh federal grant.

A Fifth District judge and a Salt Lake City litigator are now on Utah's highest court, which just grew to its largest size ever.