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Two people tried to double vote at Salt Lake GOP convention, charges could come
Sound up for live discussion with Dave and Dujanovic about this weekend’s county conventions! KEARNS, UT — Two men were caught trying to vote more than once in the race for County Clerk at the Salt Lake County GOP Convention Saturday, and the chair of the party says it may take legal action against them. […]2 years ago
Delta pilots picket at Salt Lake International Airport
Delta pilots picketed outside of Salt Lake City International Aiport's arrivals section in protest of their company's scheduling.2 years ago
West High students walk out in protest over law banning trans girls from sports
Around 100 students walked out of West High School in Salt Lake to protest a law banning trans girls from playing in school sports in Utah.2 years ago
Wildfire conditions could come early, worrying fire officials
The Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands said the snowpack could dry out early and cause wildfire conditions to start earlier than usual.2 years ago
Support for LGBTQ rights growing among Latter-day Saints
More Latter-day Saint members are supporting LGBTQ+ rights.2 years ago
BYU Student raises money with fantasy-style map of Ukraine
Isaac Dushku creates fantasy-style maps and has now drawn such a map of Ukraine as a fundraiser for the United Nations Children's Fund.2 years ago
Utah’s Deaf community praises ‘CODA’ as accurate
Some of Utah's Deaf community applauded Best Picture winner "CODA" for its accuracy in depicting their everyday lives.2 years ago
Salt Lake County in low COVID transmission, at risk for new variant spike
Salt Lake County is now in low COVID-19 transmission. But the county may not be out of the woods with a new variant making the rounds.2 years ago
Lehi couple housing Ukrainian siblings while parents stay behind
A Lehi couple offered to house their friends' kids when their friends made the decision toto stay behind in Ukraine to assist their country and family.2 years ago
Transgender athlete ban sponsor says he did not pressure Governor to walk back veto
The Senator who proposed the transgender athlete ban bill maintains he did not attempt to change the Governor's mind about vetoing it.2 years ago
Paralympians return to Utah from Bejing
Paralympians flew into Salt Lake City on their way home from the Beijing games. They were greeted by a crowd of supporters.2 years ago
UTA says fares will stay put despite rising gas prices
A spokesman for UTA said fares will not increase despite rising diesel costs. UTA is one of the largest consumers of diesel fuel in the state2 years ago
Reliable childcare hard to find for estimated half a million families
SALT LAKE CITY — Reliable childcare is hard to come by for Utahns, according to data from a recent report. And local experts say more than half of Utah families have both parents working outside the home. “54% of children under age six live in families with a need,” said childcare policy advocate Erin Jemison. […]2 years ago
Group looking into Utah AG’s involvement in ‘bogus’ 2020 election lawsuit
A group called the 65 Project says Utah's Attorney General, Sean Reyes, is among hundreds of lawyers it's looking into for allegedly helping to peddle post-2020 election lawsuits that had no merit.2 years ago
Follow the Ballot: How Utah ballots are tabulated and audited
In the second of a two-part series, learn how Utah ballots are tabulated and audited to assure accuracy and election security.2 years ago
Follow the Ballot: Multiple security features accompany Utah mail-in ballots
There are checks and double-checks when it comes to the security of a mail-in ballot in Utah, beginning with the envelope.2 years ago
Utah Pride Festival and parade set to return this June
After not being able to happen last year, the Utah Pride Festival makes its return in 2022.2 years ago
BALANCE OF POWER: Voters may be last path to curb legislative power
Constitutional questions have been raised about the legislative power to move schools to online learning.2 years ago
BALANCE OF POWER: Did Utah’s legislature violate the state constitution with its remote school plan?
A law that dictates how Utah schools can switch to online learning raised questions about whether state lawmakers violated the state constitution.2 years ago
‘We can do it in 5 minutes’: Governor Cox will sign bill giving state’s top leaders final say on schools going remote
SALT LAKE CITY — Gov. Spencer Cox said he will sign a newly passed bill that lays out how a school can go remote amid omicron. Cox spoke exclusively to KSL NewsRadio, detailing that he will sign H.B. 183, which also suspends the test-to-stay program in Utah’s schools. The bill requires that the state’s four […]2 years ago
‘Serious constitutional questions:’ Democrats take issue with process that immediately ended mask mandates
Utah Democrats in the House of Representatives are questioning if legislation to overturn mask mandates should have taken effect right away.2 years ago
Attend the Utah 2022 legislative session remotely, here’s how
The Utah 2022 legislative session will offer in-person and remote options for lawmakers and the public. Here's our step-by-step guide.2 years ago
Utah lawmaker proposes ‘optional’ background check for private gun sales
SALT LAKE CITY — A Utah lawmaker wants to change state law so people can have the option to do a background check when they buy or sell a gun with another person. “If you’re a seller of a firearm…you want to make sure that the person you’re selling it to…you can check to make […]2 years ago
