Salt Lake City Councilmember Lopez Chavez Rocked By Harassment Claims
Salt Lake City Council says multiple people have come forward alleging Council Member Eva Lopez Chavez engaged in conduct that may constitute sexual harassment. The council says it is reviewing the claims and shared survivor resources.
Utah Cash Board Snubs Moab Water Tank Over Oil Politics
Utah’s Community Impact Board unanimously denied Moab’s $3M request for a Spanish Valley water tank on April 2, tying the decision to the city’s stance on oil and gas. The vote leaves a financing gap for a project already in state water planning.
Prop 4 Repeal Stumbles On West Side As Kearns, West Valley Signatures Slip
A second Salt Lake–area Senate district fell below the signature threshold for the GOP-backed Prop 4 repeal, complicating the petition’s path to the November ballot. Clerks and the Lt. Governor will finish verification before an April 30 certification.
Utah GOP Court Shake-Up Stalls Salt Lake Abortion Showdown
A three‑judge court Republicans said would speed cases has instead delayed a long‑planned hearing in Utah’s abortion trigger lawsuit amid a constitutional challenge. Procedural fights over the new panels have put the ban’s fate on hold.












