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A National Auto Loan Company Accused of Predatory Lending Practices Has Reached a $700 Million Settlement with Utah and 39 Other States, Providing Financial Relief to Over 100 Utah Residents.
Democratic Nominee Ben Mcadams and Republican Riley Owen Discussed Several Shared Concerns, Including Gerrymandering and the Great Salt Lake, During a Recent Debate for Utah’s 1st Congressional District.
Hannah Freeze and Jamie Barnes Confirmed by the Senate to Lead State Efforts as the Great Salt Lake's Water Levels Approach Historic Lows, Raising Environmental, Economic, and Public Health Concerns.
After Last Week's Severe Weather Brought Golf Ball-Sized Hail, Local Roofing Experts Advise Residents to Use Caution When Selecting Contractors for Repairs.
The Appointments of Matthew Bell and Michael Menssen Finalize a Period of Significant Change for the Utah Supreme Court, with Governor Spencer Cox Now Having Appointed Six of the Seven Sitting Justices.
Congressman Moore 'Absolutely Agrees' with Curtis' Push to Investigate a Private-Island Wedding After-Party Paid for by a Russian Oligarch with Putin Ties.
A Preliminary Injunction Means the State's Strict New Requirements for Online Adult Sites Will Not Be Enforced as the Case Proceeds.
Fuel Costs, Tracked by the U.s. Department of Agriculture, Are Now Adding an Estimated $65 to $110 Annually to Average Household Grocery Bills.
Farmington's Lagoon Amusement Park Will Announce Details This Saturday About a Major New Ride Featuring Innovative Design and Technology.
The U.s. Department of Veterans Affairs Has Awarded $14.7 Million for the First Phase of Construction for the Planned Veterans Cemetery in Weber County, Alongside Funding for the Bluffdale Facility.
A Resident on Chimes View Drive Is Expressing Frustration Over Alleged Property Damage, Encroachment Fears, and Elevation Discrepancies During a Major City Infrastructure Project.
A New Poll Indicates a Significant Shift in Approval Ratings for Both President Donald Trump and Governor Spencer Cox, with Economic Issues Impacting Public Sentiment.
Utah's GOP Senator Called for Subpoenas for Donald Trump Jr. and Hunter Biden, Citing Concerns About Foreign Influence and Declining Public Trust in Government.
Hannah Freeze Appointed Great Salt Lake Commissioner and Jamie Barnes Named Department of Natural Resources Chief as the Lake Nears Historic Lows.
The Ashley Michelle Project, Founded by a Local Family, Offers Critical Support for Individuals Transitioning From Addiction Treatment or Incarceration, Recently Holding a Charity Event That Included Car Donations.
Citing a Challenging Year of Drought, Wildfire, and Animal Disease, the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food Is Taking "Unprecedented Steps" to Support Producers.
Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson Says She Was Surprised to Learn of a Federal Investigation Regarding Her Office's Refusal to Release Private Voter Information.
The Utah Senate Has Confirmed Two More New Justices, Matthew Bell and Michael Menssen, Completing a Period of Significant Change and New Appointments to the Utah Supreme Court That Will Impact the Interpretation of State Laws.
Utah Supreme Court Justice John Nielsen Has Recused Himself From Two Pivotal Cases, Including Ongoing Abortion and Gerrymandering Disputes, That Question the Constitutionality of the Legislature’s Newly Established Three-Judge Panel.
Beck Family Farms in Centerfield Projects an 80% Drop in Its Pumpkin Harvest This Fall, Impacting Local Workers and Supply to Grocery Stores Across the Western States.
A Month After a Water Main Break Displaced Residents on Emery Street, Salt Lake City Is Moving to Establish a Household Stabilization Fund While the Utah Department of Transportation, Which Initially Denied Responsibility, Now Offers Direct Assistance.
Lt. Gov. Henderson and Advocates Urge Utahns to Monitor Loved Ones and Utilize the 988 Crisis Hotline.
Beck Family Farms in Centerfield, a Major Supplier for Utah and Other Western States, Expects an 80% Reduction in Its Pumpkin Harvest This Season Due to Severe Weather.
Attorneys for the Family of Conservative Activist Charlie Kirk Have Filed a Notice of Claim Against Utah Valley University, Alleging the School's Security Lapses Led to His 'Entirely Preventable' Assassination on Campus Last Year.
