Sean Higgins
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KUER
Among other judiciary changes, lawmakers will consider expanding the Utah Supreme Court by two justices. “We apply a presumption of good faith to the work you do,” Chief Justice Matthew Durrant told lawmakers. “I hope you will accord us that same presumption.”
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Briana Scroggins/Special to KUERRepublican lawmakers want to save money, cut taxes and build more homes. Democrats are more focused on other parts of the household budget, such as child care and food security. -
Pamela McCall/KUEREl precio de las bodas en Utah está aumentando, y eso ha llevado a una novia a ponerse creativa para ahorrar dinero.
Why are some of us are drawn to look at gruesome things? Psychologist Coltan Scrivner calls it morbid curiosity and it may have a lot to do with exploring danger from a place of safety. It also may be so bad so bad to be the only person in your friend group to have seen all the "Saw" movies.
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For Garfield and Kane counties, the years since Grand Staircase-Escalante was established have seen large increases in populations and jobs. -
Salt Lake City does not have a formal agreement with ICE. Even so, some residents want things like a resolution of opposition or requiring valid warrants before allowing federal agents on city property. -
One of the prosecutors working the case has an 18-year-old daughter who was at the Utah Valley University event where Charlie Kirk was shot. Robinson’s defense team wants the entire Utah County Attorney’s Office kicked off the case. -
Utah doesn’t have a detention center yet, so immigrants are held in some county jails and driven — or flown — to other states. There was a protest Friday against a rumored Salt Lake City detention facility. -
The cuts come six months after Congress voted to rescind $1.1 billion of funding for U.S. public media. -
In a bid for safer streets, Salt Lake City and Moab both lowered speed limits in high-risk areas. According to those who pushed for the changes, it's working. -
After President Donald Trump’s first year back, these Utah Latino Republicans applaud him on his handling of immigration and the economy. -
Utah's transgender youth are going under the microscope again this legislative session. One bill would make changes for gender-affirming care patients grandfathered in under the state ban adopted in 2023. It also seeks to refute recommendations from the Department of Health and Human Services. -
The price tag for weddings in Utah is on the rise, and that’s put one bride into a creative cost-saving mode.
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