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Gov. Spencer Cox is calling for changes to the Utah agency that greenlit the Stratos data center project in Box Elder County — including giving his office a bigger role.
The senator said the Vietnam War was "as close to a constitutional crisis as this country has ever had," and worried about the similarities to the unauthorized Iran conflict.
Last year, Utah lawmakers created a new government records officer and disbanded the State Records Committee. Here's how many public records disputes are being decided in the new system.
As anti-data center sentiment grows, Utah lawmakers are beginning to imagine what new regulations could look like — but first, what's the different between a big and small facility?
"Correct the record." After a primary election loss, Senate President Stuart Adams warns four critics, including Utah Auditor Tina Cannon, to retract their criticisms and "lies" — or he’ll sue.
A Salt Lake Tribune analysis found that in the first federal election since Trump retook the White House, his ongoing attack on mail-in voting has had little influence on its popularity in Utah.
Amid record-breaking housing costs, a bill from Utah's Sen. John Curtis would allow local communities to lease USPS property rights to construct new affordable housing.
President Donald Trump could stand to profit from his administration’s unprecedented investments into the nuclear energy industry.
The Washington Post's Bianna Sacks and Andrew Ba Tran reported that a Trump official requested aircraft to fight a 7-acre fire near his Idaho ranch as Utah’s Cottonwood Fire burned in July.
