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neyro2008/iStockphotoSupporters of the bill say it makes it easier for parents to keep their children away from explicit content. But critics say it’s too restrictive and unconstitutional. -
nito100/iStockphotoIn the past few years, Utah has passed several pro-LGBTQ policies. This year, the Legislature considered two anti-trans bills that are both likely headed for defeat.
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Some parents in the Salt Lake City School District aren’t happy with how classes have been going since students returned to in-person instruction earlier this month.
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The Utah System of Higher Education has appointed Dr. Michael Good to lead the University of Utah as its interim president.
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Student enrollment is down this year, as students have been shuffling around this year to find schools that best fit their needs. Having fewer students gives some teachers a bit of breathing room, but it also points to more trouble down the line.
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A bill making its way through Utah’s legislature would limit when police can use lethal force. The bill’s sponsor wants to prevent police from shooting someone having a suicidal crisis, as long as they aren’t a threat to someone else.
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The Utah Legislature is considering three bills that would cut taxes for families, veterans and the elderly.
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President Biden and Vice President Harris held a ceremony Monday night marking the grim milestone of 500,000 American deaths from COVID-19.
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Utah is supposed to spend revenue generated by drilling and mining on federal public lands to offset extraction impacts. But a state senator from Duchesne County has filed legislation that could change that.
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Dixie State University may not get a new name after all. Utah Senate leadership wouldn’t definitively say if it would be debated on the Senate floor Friday.
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Legislation that would ban gender affirmation surgery or puberty-blocking therapy for transgender children who are under 18 years old is stalled in a Utah House committee.
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‘There Isn't Just One Way’: Students On The Navajo Nation Find Ways To Learn At Home During PandemicMost students are back in the classroom now. But that’s not the case on the Navajo Nation. Teachers and parents there have had to find creative ways to help students with limited internet access learn at home because of the pandemic.
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Colorado River usage is a hot topic right now, and scholars recently discussed how John Wesley Powell, an explorer who chartered the region, would think about it.
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Gov. Spencer Cox responded to two controversial bills moving through the state legislature related to LGBTQ issues. He also announced that as of Thursday, Utahns between the ages of 65 and 69 are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
