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This week, we’re zooming out a bit to look at what it’s been like to legislate during a session shaped by the COVID-19 pandemic. We talked with lawmakers, lobbyists and journalists about what they miss the most (and why it’s the cafeteria’s tater tots) and what changes they hope might stick around.
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An effort to regulate all-terrain vehicles in Moab was killed by the Utah Legislature last week, but people on both sides of the issue say the fight isn’t over.
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The latest Utah news from Wednesday evening, March 3, 2021.
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An end to statewide pandemic restrictions is in sight, after the Utah House passed a bill Wednesday outlining a timeline.
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Under the legislation, if a voter switches parties after March 31, that switch would take effect after the primary election.
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This would be the first time Utah legislators have put more oversight in place on the industry in 15 years.
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Two Utah Senate committees approved two separate affordable housing bills Tuesday.
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A bipartisan bill to help build a visitors’ center at Bears Ears National Monument is moving through the Utah Legislature. It passed a Senate committee unanimously Tuesday and pro-monument groups support the legislation.
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The bill to change the name of Dixie State University was approved by a Senate committee Monday but with changes.
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The Utah Legislature passed major bail reform last year. Now, a Senate committee passed a watered down bill to repeal it.
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Since 2018, the Utah Legislature has put forth a bill to tweak the state’s inland port project. This year’s measure passed a Senate committee Monday morning. Among other things, it creates a bank to distribute loans for inland port infrastructure throughout the state.
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Time is running out to create a new state park north of Moab. The measure received a lot of support in the Utah House of Representatives last week, but it still has to pass the Senate.