Utah now tops California for dropped home insurance policies. The state's top regulator calls it a perfect storm.

An undercover agent placed wagers on 12 games before Utah charged Kalshi and its two co-founders with felonies.

Valentin and Anastasia Sergeif have less than a month before her Polish visa expires and a return to Belarus looms.

Former staff say the main library's children's section has been understaffed since spring, while the CEO denies plans to thin the workforce.

Four attorneys handle nearly 100 appeals a year while one man waited over a year just to meet his lawyer.

Alliance for a Better Utah says Justice Michael Menssen signed a petition against the very law he's now judging.

Summum says a 252-unit tower near its sacred pyramid would block sunlight tied to its rites and sacred wine-making.

Trent Nelson is staying on the ballot despite a failing grade from state evaluators — something only one Utah judge has done in a decade.

Sandra Buendia, terminated by Salt Lake City schools in 2024, is now challenging incumbent Annie Romano for the Precinct 5 seat.

A new state audit also found Utah universities rarely discipline tenured faculty for poor performance or misconduct.

A Utah panel wants lane filtering on faster roads for good — but one Cottonwood Heights lawmaker worries riders will assume it's legal everywhere.

Jared Wright, hit with a formal reprimand this month, is running against incumbent Ashley Anderson for Precinct 3 in Salt Lake City.

A $100,000 Utah Valley University study finds mail and in-person voting carry similar risks, but ID checks at drop boxes come with a steep price.