Lawmakers introduce changes to public labor union bill
‘Fight is not over’: Utah lawmakers postpone action on anti-public union bill after revised draft drops
Utah lawmakers agreed Friday to postpone action on a promised rewrite of HB267, which dropped about an hour and a half before senators were expected to discuss the revised bill. The delay was meant to give union representatives more time to review it.
Flying in a vertical-lift aircraft is a “fascinating feeling,” Kyle Clark, the founder of a leading air taxi manufacturing ...
A bill will seek to have the state help manage national parks, including addressing more than $400 million in deferred ...
A controversial bill proposing changes to Utah's sex offender registry was met with both support and criticism on Utah's ...
Senator John Curtis prides himself on collaborating with people who disagree with him. But with a Republican trifecta in ...
Before it was temporarily blocked by a federal judge, the Trump administration's executive order sparked some panic on Utah's ...
SALT LAKE CITY — For the third year in a row, a bill to give Utah renters more notice of rent increases failed to reach the finish line. HB182, a bill requiring 60 days' notice for rent increases, ...
Utah County Clerk Aaron Davidson looked at members of the House Business & Labor Committee and declared: "This bill is about ...
State of the State speech, governor says ‘negativity’ has ‘replaced America’s culture of building.’ So he urged Utah to ‘stay ...
Members of various churches across Utah and homelessness advocates gathered around a large table at the Utah Capitol on ...
UPR broadcast live from the Utah State Capitol complex on this opening day of the session. Host Tom Williams spoke with ...
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