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Lawmakers like Republican Karriane Lisonbee believe Utah’s “trigger law” will be upheld as constitutional “and we want that decision made.”
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Much like they did last year, Utah’s supermajority legislature front-loaded its contentious bills to the opening days of the 45-day work session.
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After approval from the Legislature, HB257 now heads to Gov. Spencer Cox’s desk for consideration.
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A day after softening the bill, Sen. Dan McCay added another substitution that returned many of the House version’s restrictions.
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The bill continues to restrict transgender kids in public K-12 schools from using the bathroom that aligns with their gender identity.
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Sen. Dan McCay worked throughout the entire session to pass the new Utah flag. But a group of opponents believes it should have never happened.
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Utah's current flag won't be relegated to mothballs, instead, it becomes the "historic flag" and will have some ceremonial duties.
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Will lawmakers bless Utah with a new state flag before the session ends on March 3? The clock is ticking.
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The bills affect transgender health care and gender identity. They now head to the Utah House of Representatives.
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The finalist got unanimous backing from the state flag task force. The design will now go to the Utah Legislature for a vote.
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“We’re grateful for this temporary restraining order that will allow abortion services to resume in Utah,” said Planned Parenthood of Utah president and CEO Karrie Galloway.
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In the final hours of the Utah legislative session, the Legislature introduced and passed a proposal banning transgender girls’ participation in school sports. Gov. Spencer Cox said he would veto it and the bill did not pass with a veto-proof majority.