A Salt Lake City diversity consultant suggests some remedies for organizations to revive the anti-racism energy and spirit of the flagging BLM protests.

As his biography says, Rep. Rob Bishop, R-UT, is a life-long resident of Utah's First Congressional District, which he has represented since 2003.

Lee Castillo says a desire to help people and heal the divide in this country is part of what prompted him to run for Congress in Utah’s 1st district.

Logan native Eric Eliason, 46, didn’t think he would ever run for political office until he decided to run for Congress in Utah's 1st District.

Ben McAdams wants to take on even bigger challenges in Washington D.C. by running for Congress as a Democrat in the state’s 4th District against incumbent Rep. Mia Love, R-UT.

Before Rep. Mia Love, R-UT, gained notoriety as the first black Republican female to serve in the U.S. House of Representatives, she was a small town mayor born the daughter of Haitian immigrants.

Libertarian Craig Bowden discussed his decision to run for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by retiring Sen. Orrin Hatch in order to bring a practical approach to problems that too often get politicized, like health care for veterans.

Jenny Wilson believes not having Democrats in the Utah delegation hurts Utah on critical issues, especially public lands.

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