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The state’s largest teachers union argues Utah’s newest and largest voucher program is unconstitutional. The state disagrees.
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Despite bipartisan support, Utah’s initial version of the federal Indian Child Welfare Act failed to pass in 2023. Now, it’s returning for the 2025 legislative session.
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After three consecutive Utah Attorneys General — Swallow, Shurtleff and Reyes — marked by scandal, voters have selected a new leader of the state’s legal affairs.
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The Associated Press called the governor's race for Spencer Cox at 10:29 p.m. MST / 12:29 a.m. EST.
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From conflicts of interest to public lands ownership to social media, four candidates for attorney general presented their case on why they should be Utah’s leading lawyer.
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Judge Robert Shelby wrote Utah’s law restricting youth social media use most likely violates the First Amendment.
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Fights over public lands aren’t unusual in the West. But Utah is now going straight to the U.S. Supreme Court to wrest control of 18.5 million acres of federal land.
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Honie, 48, was convicted of aggravated murder in the brutal July 1998 death of his girlfriend’s mother, Claudia Benn. His execution followed decades of failed appeals.
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Current Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes is not seeking reelection, opening up the office to a new candidate. Utah's primary election is June 25, 2024.
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Arkansas and Tennessee filed the lawsuit in federal court April 25, calling the new rules an illegal interpretation of a 2022 federal law.
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Republican Sen. Mike McKell is considering draft legislation that would make the Utah Attorney General an appointed job rather than an elected one.
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Some of the proposed changes would allow schools to remove some books quicker and without the input of parents. It would also allow certain books to be banned statewide.