Despite recent changes, ethics regulations designed to keep politicians on the straight and narrow still don’t match the expectations of Utah residents. That was the message delivered today by Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Peter Cooke.
Blood supplies kept by the American Red Cross for distribution to local hospitals has dropped to approximately 50 percent of normal, and there are critical shortages of types O positive, O negative, B negative and A negative.
Voters in Millcreek Township will decide in November if they want to incorporate the communities into a city.
The Salt Lake City Council will begin discussions today about a proposal to close the Jordan River Par 3 Golf Course in Rose Park as part of the city’s annual budgeting process.
(KCPW News) Health care, how to manage public lands, jobs and the economy were all topics of discussion GOP candidates for Utah governor discussed during a debate today held by the Republican Women of Utah Valley. However, as KCPW’s Eric Ray reports, immigration issues took center stage.
A bill that makes small changes to Utah’s Government Records Access and Management Act unanimously passed the House of Representatives today.
With the signature of Governor Gary Herbert, smoking of hookahs and e-cigarettes will be banned in public under the state’s Indoor Clean Air Act.
On Sunday, Division of Wildlife Resources personnel spotted what appeared to be four wolves while performing coyote control from a helicopter in the mountains east of Springville in Utah County.
A bill requiring all public school classrooms to recite the Pledge of Allegiance daily, led by a student, passed the Utah House of Representatives Tuesday, though not without some dissension among lawmakers.
A bill that ties both pay and continued employment of teachers and school administrators to the result of yearly performance evaluations passed the Utah House of Representatives today in a near unanimous vote.
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