2011 June

Understanding Utah’s New Liquor Laws

Big changes to Utah’s liquor laws begin Friday. A new law going into effect shifts the time liquor and beer can be

Talk about being caught on camera. He might have been wearing sunglasses, but that didn’t stop former Utah Governor Jon Huntsman’s son,

Salt Lake County voters will have one more year to decide whether to vote “yes” on a $110 million dollar parks bond.

While Utah Governor Gary Herbert has insisted the recent firing of three state archaeologists was only a cost-cutting move, that’s not placating

You’ll soon have another option besides a car to get between Salt Lake City and Park City. Utah Transit Authority Spokesman Gerry

It’s already widely known that Utah spends the least amount of money per student in K-12 public education. But a new report

While the Utah legislature’s redistricting committee has been getting input from residents across the state, one Utahn who’s not hesitant to weigh

Utahns could be voting in two primary elections in 2012, if the legislature is willing to spend the money. Lt. Governor Greg

Former Utah Governor and Presidential hopeful Jon Huntsman made a campaign stop in Taylorsville Tuesday afternoon to tour the labs of a

West Valley City is considering a property tax increase of more than 18 percent to balance its 2012 budget. Earlier this year,