Builders could see a $5,577 water fee on a 3/4-inch meter, up from $1,871, under a plan with hearings scheduled for September 22 and October 6.

Juab County residents say they never got a real say before officials cleared a massive data center near Mona.

The Ute Tribe sought $1 billion or 2 million acres in the Uintah Basin. A unanimous appeals panel says the land was already ceded.

Hundreds gathered for Magna's annual Labor Day picnic to celebrate the reversal of a public-union bargaining ban — and to warn lawmakers they're still watching.

An investigator found Mick Sudbury retaliated against a witness and used improper authority. Utah law leaves the city council almost powerless to act.

Salt Lake City's new digital apostille system beams authenticated files worldwide in minutes, but it costs $88.95 versus $19 on paper.

A six-hour hearing and hundreds of angry comments later, Spanish Fork's mayor says the data center deal is worth pursuing anyway.

Cal Brown Towing has served West Valley City police since 1948. A single-vendor contract could squeeze it out.

A longtime couple says the hike floored them as Woods Cross bonds for a new City Hall and reworked Hogan Park.

Nearly 1,500 feet of interior cracks will force the century-old cathedral down to its brick before crews rebuild it stronger.

Property owners now have 60 days to protest the fee — and enough pushback could kill it entirely.

The Payson-based coalition lets small Utah defense firms bid together on contracts none could win alone, CEO Adam Fife says.

Stuart Adams wants apologies and retractions from four critics within 14 days, weeks after losing his Senate seat to Stephanie Hollist.