Economy

From left to right, January Walker with the United Utah Party, Cassie Easley with the Constitution Party and Brad Green with the Libertarian Party.

Here’s where Utah’s CD2 third party candidates land on the economy and foreign aid

Saige Miller

January Walker with the Utah United Party, Cassie Easley with the Constitution Party and Brad Green with the Libertarian Party didn’t qualify for Utah’s 2nd Congressional District debate, but will appear on voters’ ballots.

President Joe Biden arrives on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, Monday, Aug. 7, 2023, after spending the weekend in Wilmington, Del.

Politics & Government

Biden heads west for a policy victory lap, drawing an implicit contrast with Trump

The Associated Press

President Joe Biden is setting out on a Western swing aimed at showcasing his work on conservation, clean energy and veterans' benefits.

A sign on a glass door reads Now Hiring! Inquire within.

Business & Economy

Despite recession fears, Utah voters express confidence in the job market

Sean Higgins

Economists say inflation coupled with low-unemployment is “uncharted territory.”

Gov. Spencer Cox speaks at his monthly news conference in Salt Lake City on Thursday, May 19, 2022.

Politics & Government

500 days in, Gov. Cox sees a lot going right for Utah despite the drought and COVID

Emily Means

Gov. Cox addressed reporters while recovering from COVID-19. He said his symptoms were mostly mild and he didn’t take any antivirals to treat his infection.

News Briefs

PM Brief: Nominating conventions & states agree to Colorado River water cutbacks

KUER News

The latest Utah news for Friday evening, April 22, 2022.

Utah Republican Sens. Mike Lee, left, and Mitt Romney.

News Briefs

PM Brief: Lee a no, Romney a yes on SCOTUS nominee & Davis school report says no racial bullying

KUER News

The latest Utah news for Monday evening, April 4, 2022.

Blue sign warning of that face mask is mandatory due to Covid-19 or coronavirus in airport, with in a purposely blurred background an empty airport waiting room

News Briefs

AM Brief: Utah challenges federal mask mandate, snowpack prompts concerns & SLC crime drops

KUER News

The latest Utah news for Wednesday morning, March 30, 2022

View from the top of a mountain canyon in fall.

News Briefs

AM Brief: Low COVID numbers, new Salt Lake County trail system & agriculture economic footprint

KUER News

The latest Utah news for Wednesday morning, March 23, 2022

A collage of business signs seen around downtown Salt Lake City all point to one thing: many businesses are hiring as the state's unemployment rate remains low, March 15, 2022.

News Briefs

PM Brief: Utah’s record-low unemployment, looser hospital COVID restrictions & Wyoming’s roadkill app

KUER News

The latest Utah news for Friday evening, Mar. 18, 2022.

Downtown Salt Lake City and the Capitol seen from the air, Feb. 15, 2022.

News Briefs

PM Brief: Salt Lake City is out for the RNC, Utah sued over redistricting & Romney resolution

KUER News

The latest Utah news for Thursday evening, Mar. 17, 2022.

Gov. Spencer Cox speaks at his monthly news conference in Salt Lake City on Thursday, March 17, 2022.

Politics & Government

Gov. Cox still sees the transgender sports bill as a veto since it will ‘invite a lawsuit’

Emily Means

The legislative session ended March 4, and Cox said he’s still reviewing bills in the order they arrive at his desk.

James Jackson III was born and raised in Utah and is the founder of the Utah Black Chamber and author of the new book ‘Black Utah.’

Race, Religion & Social Justice

‘We can thrive, create and innovate’: James Jackson III on the opportunities for Black Utahns

Pamela McCall

James Jackson III, founder of the Utah Black Chamber, is on a mission to knock down inequitable hurdles and create a space where Black Utahns feel comfortable being themselves.