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The Utah House voted against a bill that would have provided information about preventing sexual assault in health classes.

A Utah lawmaker has proposed $2.2 billion in infrastructure investments, to support roads, transit and other projects across the state.

The bill is part of a years long battle over whether candidates should be able to earn a spot on a primary ballot through gathering signatures, or only by nomination at a party convention.

Late last summer, Steve Urquhart, a lawyer and former Utah state legislator, announced that he was forming his own church. Urquhart was once a highly...

Recent tax collection estimates have given lawmakers more money to work with this year, including an additional $315 million in education funding. That means many school programs that were cut during the 2020 Legislative session stand a good change of being reinstated.

Since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, the trading card industry has exploded. In Utah, card collectors said they’ve never seen anything like this.

Universal Health Services has been awarded more than $143,000 in federal funding to offer telehealth services to rural Utah. The company received the grant despite allegations of widespread abuse at Provo Canyon School, one of several youth treatment facilities it owns in the state.

The Colorado River Authority bill advances to the full Senate after being amended to be more in line with open meeting and record laws.

A Utah Senate committee voted to adjourn their meeting Wednesday night without voting on the legislation.

Supporters of the bill say these kits provide false hope for survivors because they’re not admissible in court. But critics say they provide more options.

The Colorado woman is suing the Utah ranch for “troubled teens,” and is being represented by Gloria Allred.

Utah lawmakers want Congress to extend the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act. It’s a federal program meant to help those suffering the effects of nuclear testing or uranium mining.