SLCC's Utah Veteran Business Resource Center is launching the "Year of the Veteran Entrepreneur" on January 17 at The Mill Entrepreneurship Center, aimed at supporting veteran-owned businesses.

Dr. Amanda Price has been appointed as Utah's new state veterinarian after serving as the assistant for five years, bringing extensive veterinary experience to the role.

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Phil Lyman's case to invalidate Utah Governor Spencer Cox's eligibility in the 2024 primary, upholding the state Supreme Court's ruling.

Derek Brown was sworn in as Utah's Attorney General, with a focus on ethics, technology, and transparency. He formed an Executive Ethics Committee and plans to post his weekly schedule online to earn public trust.

The Utah Senate Majority Caucus plans to focus on innovation and responsible growth during the 2025 General Session to keep Utah a top place to live and work.

Salt Lake City invites proposals for new historical markers to represent underrepresented aspects of its history, with a submission deadline of February 28, 2025.

Salt Lake County welcomes new and returning elected officials, including Natalie Pinkney as the first Black woman on the council, and celebrates with a ceremony featuring performances and speeches.

The unredacted complaint reveals TikTok knew of child exploitation on its platform but continued to profit from it, according to the Utah Attorney General’s Office.

The Utah State Auditor's Office released a report identifying areas for improvement in the state's election processes, with an emphasis on candidate petition signature verification and balancing voter privacy with election transparency.

Utah and Texas AGs lead a legal challenge with 15 states and home builders against HUD and USDA over new energy efficiency standards anticipated to increase housing costs.

Governor Spencer J. Cox honored Attorney General Sean D. Reyes for over a decade of service in Utah at a ceremony in the State Capitol, where Reyes' official portrait was unveiled.

A judge ruled that Utah high schools can't exclude international students from varsity sports based on visa type.

Park City ski patrollers are striking against Vail Resorts, causing disruptions during peak season and negotiating for fair wages amidst the high cost of living.