And just like that … 45 days have come and gone. The gavel has struck its last at the Utah State Capitol. Lawmakers are saying farewell. But how were the ~vibes~ you ask? That’s what State Street is here for now that the session is wrapped. We’re circling back around to what lawmakers said they wanted to tackle BEFORE the session to see where it all landed.
Voices
- Gov. Spencer Cox
Recommended Reading and Listening:
- Passes & fails: A recap of what happened during Utah’s 2024 legislative session
- Opinion: Utah lawmakers push ‘astounding’ number of bills blocking transparency
- RadioWest’s 2024 Utah lLegislative wrap-up
- A look at (more of) the hot-button issues Utah lawmakers debated this year
- Utah lawmakers approve armed school security bill with $100 million funding boost
- Utah Legislature expands ability of clergy members to report child abuse
- With lawmakers pondering $2B for pro sports, rural Utah wonders what’s in it for them
- Legislature approves tax increase plan for NHL stadium and SLC downtown revitalization
- Read-in protest at the Utah Capitol wants to defend the ‘freedom of ideas’
Utah lawmakers censure, rather than impeach, school board member Natalie Cline