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New pitch for a secretary of state, gas tax cut explained
New pitch for a secretary of state, gas tax cut explained

Could Utah go back to a secretary of state running elections? One lawmaker has drawn up the plan to make it happen in the final days of the legislati…

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State of the Union in review, pre-paid postage sparks new lawsuit in Prop 4 fight
State of the Union in review, pre-paid postage sparks new lawsuit in Prop 4 fight

President Donald Trump broke the all-time record for the longest State of the Union address in his speech to Congress Tuesday night. Panelists Rusty …

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Legislature handed setbacks in redistricting lawsuits, constitutional court eyed for changes   
Legislature handed setbacks in redistricting lawsuits, constitutional court eyed for changes  

A federal court has declined a request for an injunction to block a judge-imposed congressional map, just as the Utah Supreme Court has dismissed the…

7 months, 1 week ago

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2026 legislative session entering the endgame, Redistricting lawsuit goes federal 
2026 legislative session entering the endgame, Redistricting lawsuit goes federal 

We have just two weeks left in Utah's general legislative session for 2026. It's a sprint to the finish with some big proposals left to debate. Will …

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Gas tax overhaul, redistricting in federal court
Gas tax overhaul, redistricting in federal court

A plan to reduce the gas tax has been unveiled on Utah's Capitol Hill, but now that it will cut state revenue instead of taxing refineries, is it the…

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GOP races to meet signature deadline, American politics at the Winter Games   
GOP races to meet signature deadline, American politics at the Winter Games  

Utah Republicans are rushing to meet the deadline to put a possible repeal of prop 4 on the ballot. It's a heavy lift, requiring 8% of all active vot…

7 months, 2 weeks ago

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Politics at the Olympics, ID's for mail-in ballots
Politics at the Olympics, ID's for mail-in ballots

Governor Spencer Cox had some pointed words for the media at the Games in Milan after reporters asked him about a back-and-forth between a US skier a…

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Lawmakers consider kratom ban, voter ID changes and more, federal redistricting case moves forward
Lawmakers consider kratom ban, voter ID changes and more, federal redistricting case moves forward

As the legislative session approaches the halfway point, lawmakers are still mulling over some big ideas. Should Utah ban kratom? Do we need voter ID…

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Lawmakers push on with court reform, USU rebuilds trust on capitol hill.
Lawmakers push on with court reform, USU rebuilds trust on capitol hill.

Season 1 Episode 99

As the ink dries on the governor's signature to greenlight state Supreme Court expansion, the Utah State Bar association voiced their concerns that l…

7 months, 3 weeks ago

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State bar opposes slate of judicial reforms, the federal delegation joins the redistricting fight   
State bar opposes slate of judicial reforms, the federal delegation joins the redistricting fight  

Season 1 Episode 98

Utah lawmakers are moving along steadily with a slate of transformative reforms to Utah's judiciary, with Supreme Court expansion already signed into…

7 months, 3 weeks ago

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