Rocky Mountain Power Defends Proposed 30% Rate Hike Amid Utah Public and Political Backlash
Rocky Mountain Power defended its proposed 30% rate increase before Utah lawmakers, citing inflation and operational changes, while facing backlash from customers and officials like Governor Spencer Cox.
Utah's Legal Showdown: State Sues to Wrest Land Control from Federal Government's Grip
Utah has filed a lawsuit with the U.S. Supreme Court challenging the federal government's control over 18.5 million acres of land managed by the BLM, potentially reshaping state vs. federal land management.
Utah's GOP Leaders Consider Special Session to Propose Constitutional Amendment After Supreme Court Ruling on Ballot Initiatives
Utah's GOP leaders consider a special session for an amendment to counter a state Supreme Court ruling on citizen initiatives, stirring tensions within the state's government.
Salt Lake County Appoints Anndrea Wild to Lead Homelessness and Criminal Justice Reform Efforts
Anndrea Wild is appointed as the director of Homelessness and Criminal Justice Reform in Salt Lake County, alongside new communications director Liz Sollis, as the county addresses social challenges.
Salt Lake County Proposes $507 Million Bond for Homeless and Public Safety Initiatives Ahead of November Vote
Salt Lake County proposes a $507 million bond for voters in November to address social issues including homelessness and public safety, emphasizing rehabilitation over punishment.







