Utah consumers get $16.7 million in lease payments canceled as 17 states crack down on the lease-to-own lender's tactics.

A new Gardner Institute study finds Medicare enrollment could nearly double in Utah by 2060, reshaping the state's health system.

Linda McMahon toured American Preparatory Academy as auditors seek detailed payroll records amid allegations that more than $31 million in public funds went to its private management company.

Summit Mosquito Abatement District wants a 31% levy bump — about $2.73 to $5 a year for most homeowners.

About 3,700 Utahns still need to prove citizenship before Oct. 23 or risk losing their state and local votes.

Davis County's $4.7 million plan for formerly homeless residents faces a city council vote after parents raised school-safety fears.

The state board wants to know who’s really stocking library shelves, as seven more titles join Utah’s 44-book ban list.

Amendment A would end a 130-year-old newspaper mandate that already sank two Utah ballot measures in 2024.

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.