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Gov. Spencer Cox highlighted education, housing, water and quality of life issues in his annual state address.

"I truly believe that there has never been a better time in the history of the world to be alive than right now," Cox said. "And there has never been a better place to live than right here, in Utah."

Lawmakers will also discuss school safety, teen centers and transgender students.

Welcome back! It's time for the 2023 Utah Legislative Session. The *BEST* 45 days of the year, in our unbiased opinion.

As lawmakers get back to work, the legislature will again try to balance needs, wants and big ideas with two powerful forces: the budget and a desire for tax cuts.

Majority caucus members also say they’ll cut taxes, but worry about how that could impact the state budget.

For some, abortion access can be a way to exercise one’s religion.

A new law increases the penalties for trafficking Native American remains and cultural objects. President Joe Biden signed the Safeguard Tribal Objects of Patrimony in December.

While some Salt Lake City-area shelters are now allowed extra capacity, that does not mean they will be able to expand immediately.

The USDA just gave Utah $100,000 for housing rehab projects and Gov. Spencer Cox included $2.7 million for rural housing in his budget proposal.