Today on the show: your top local headlines and our daily legislative recap with Alliance for a Better Utah. Plus, Marina Lowe, Legislative and Policy Counsel for the ACLU of Utah on civil liberties and Utah lawmaking.
Today we hear from University of Utah Law Professor Clifford Rosky on the brief filed in the 10th Circuit Appellate Court by the state of Utah, in defense of its same-sex marriage ban. Plus, updates from the legislature and your top local headlines.
Today on the program we get the latest from the state legislative session with KCPW’s Ryan Cunningham and Maryann Martindale of Alliance for a Better Utah. Plus, local reaction to the new prospects for immigration reform, and your top headlines.
Today on the show we feature the latest in our monthly series of conversations with Salt Lake City Mayor Ralph Becker. We’ll get the mayor’s comments on the state legislative session, and in particular efforts to address air quality. Plus, your daily news summary.
A conversation with Rep. Kraig Powell (R-Heber) about his proposal to remove the so-called “Zion Curtains” from Utah restaurants, and to eliminate a provision that servers verify an “intent to dine” from patrons before serving alcohol. Plus Governor Herbert’s State of the State address, and your top local headlines.
Today on the show we start with your local news summary and a rundown of the day’s legislative session. Plus, a conversation with Elizabeth Heath, Global Acquisition Specialist with the LDS Church History Library.
Today on the program we sit down with Rep. Patrice Arent (D-Milcreek) to hear about the Utah Clean Air Caucus, a bipartisan group of lawmakers working to address air pollution in the state. Plus a look at this weekend’s clean air rally at the state capitol and more.
Today on the program, part two of our refresher course on how the legislative session works. We’ll again hear from Michael Christensen and Jerry Howe of the Office of Legislative Research and General Council. Plus, a new segment with Maryann Martindale of the good government group Alliance for a Better Utah; and Political Cornflakes with…
With the legislative session starting next week, today we’re beginning the first in a two part series – a refresher course on how the legislative session works. We’ll hear from Michael Christensen and Jerry Howe of the Office of Legislative Research and General Council. Plus, your top local headlines.
Today we feature a conversation with Democratic Representative Joel Briscoe, of House District 25. We’ll look into his initiatives to improve transit funding and to try to make a dent in Utah’s air quality problems. Plus, the Clean-Air Caucus, and your top local headlines.
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