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Governor Cox Signs Bills on Mental Health, Criminal Justice Reform

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Governor Spencer Cox has signed into law bills that boost mental health resources across Utah and promote education for inmates in correctional facilities. One of the bills requires the Huntsman Mental Health Institute to develop a youth behavioral health curriculum while another bill boosts funding […]

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UDOT Stresses Safety During National Work Zone Awareness Week

UDOT Stresses Safety During National Work Zone Awareness Week

(Salt Lake City, UT) — The Utah Department of Transportation wants drivers to use extreme caution when they go through highway work zones. The agency’s executive director tweeted a message to drivers yesterday to mark the beginning of National Work Zone Awareness Week. He asked all Utahns to slow down […]

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Rep. Seegmiller Pleads No Contest In Poaching Case

Rep. Seegmiller Pleads No Contest In Poaching Case

(St. George, UT) — A state lawmaker in Washington County pleaded no contest to accusations of poaching. Records show Republican Travis Seegmiller admitted to shooting a deer on private land without permission last year. Prosecutors dropped tougher charges in connection with the case. Seegmiller faces a three-way contest in the […]

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Sen. Lee Proposes Buying Federal Land To Build Affordable Housing

Sen. Lee Proposes Buying Federal Land To Build Affordable Housing

(Washington, DC) — Republican Senator Mike Lee wants to use federal lands to alleviate Utah’s housing crunch. Senator Lee introduced the HOUSES Act to allow state and local governments to buy parcels of federal land at a reduced price, so long as that land is used to address the housing […]

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Deadline Approaching For New Utah Flag Designs

Deadline Approaching For New Utah Flag Designs

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utahns have just a few weeks left to submit designs that will be considered for a new state flag. The state’s Department of Cultural and Community Engagement is touring the state to encourage more submissions. Renee Leta of the More Than a Flag initiative recently […]

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Utah’s Nickname To Change To “Be Kind State” Tomorrow

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utah’s state motto will be getting a one-day makeover to promote kindness. Governor Spencer Cox has ordered the motto changed from “The Beehive State” to “The Be Kind State” tomorrow. The declaration is part of a campaign by a Utah-based organization that wants to encourage […]

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Snow Expected Today In Utah

Snow Expected Today In Utah

(Salt Lake City, UT) — A winter storm warning will be in effect in parts of northern Utah today. The National Weather Service says one to two feet of snow could fall in the mountains after the snow starts falling in the afternoon. Rain is expected in lower elevations today, […]

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State Board Of Education Fast-Tracks Teacher Bonuses Approved By Legislature

State Board Of Education Fast-Tracks Teacher Bonuses Approved By Legislature

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utah teachers are going to find a little something extra in their paychecks before the end of the school year. The Utah Board of Education has fast-tracked ten-million dollars in bonuses for public school employees approved earlier this year by the state legislature. State Superintendent […]

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Utah Law Enforcement Cracks Down On Distracted Driving

Utah Law Enforcement Cracks Down On Distracted Driving

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utah’s law enforcement agencies are cracking down on distracted driving. Salt Lake City Police Officer Lucas Johnson was among the 100 members of law enforcement who were pulling over distracted drivers yesterday. The Utah Department of Public Safety says there were more than 53-hundred distracted […]

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Sen. Romney Among Three Republicans To Confirm Ketanji Brown Jackson

Sen. Romney Among Three Republicans To Confirm Ketanji Brown Jackson

(Washington, DC) — Republican Senator Mitt Romney was one of three members of his party to vote to confirm Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the U.S. Supreme Court. Senators Romney, Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins all crossed party lines in a narrow 53-to-47 vote. Romney rejected criticisms from other Republicans […]

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