2011 April

Utah Files Suit Over Wild Lands Issue

Utah leaders say they are tired of playing games with the federal government. Today the Governor, along with other state leaders announced

When you talk about air quality in Utah, the conversation usually turns to Kennecott Utah Copper, the second largest copper producer in

Jim Dabakis has had a lot of job titles over the years, like businessman, radio host, LGBT rights advocate, and Russian art

The speculation surrounding whether former Utah Governor Jon Huntsman, Jr. will run for President in 2012 is about to turn into something

For more than a month, the Utah Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force worked with law enforcement agencies from around the state

Utah Governor Gary Herbert is standing firm in his decision to veto SB 229, a bill that sets aside a portion of

A new report from Zions Bank says Utah is in good position to continue its strong economic rebound for the rest of

The new Utah Museum of Natural History set to open this fall will not only be a place to view many of

Transportation funding doesn’t always tend to be a political issue that gets people riled up. But that’s exactly the conflict between Governor

General Electric was taking hits from all angles this morning at its annual shareholders meeting, held at the Salt Palace Convention Center.