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Utah school board member under investigation for social media posts about LGBT 'brainwashing' children

July 16, 2023

Utah school board member under investigation for social media posts about LGBT 'brainwashing' children

The Utah State Board of Education opened an investigation into one of its members for social media posts blasting schools for promoting gender and sexual materials.

Utah Republican raises more than $2 million as he explores 'likely' bid to take Romney's Senate seat

July 11, 2023

Utah Republican raises more than $2 million as he explores 'likely' bid to take Romney's Senate seat

Utah House Speaker Brad Wilson has wasted no time fundraising as he explores the possibility of running for a seat in the U.S. Senate that's currently held by Sen. Mitt Romney.

Utah governor blasts 'politicized' American Medical Association for pushing gender transition for minors

July 10, 2023

Utah governor blasts 'politicized' American Medical Association for pushing gender transition for minors

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox argued on “Face the Nation" that several medical organizations have grown politicized surrounding the issues of transgender children.

Utah author accused of murdering husband with fentanyl bought drug from housekeeper: report

July 7, 2023

Utah author accused of murdering husband with fentanyl bought drug from housekeeper: report

A Utah housekeeper has reportedly admitted to selling dozens of fentanyl pills to children's author Kouri Richins, who allegedly poisoned her husband with the drug.

Abby Hornacek attends Fourth of July parade in Provo, Utah

July 5, 2023

Abby Hornacek attends Fourth of July parade in Provo, Utah

Fox Nation host describes attending a Utah Fourth of July celebration including rodeo events and a carnival

Utah city and others in fire-prone areas across the U.S. replace fireworks with drone shows for 4th of July

July 2, 2023

Utah city and others in fire-prone areas across the U.S. replace fireworks with drone shows for 4th of July

Salt Lake City, Utah and others in dry climates prone to fires are opting for drone shows over fireworks displays this Fourth of July, while others are moving back to pyrotechnics.

Salt Lake City-based cat named Carrot, 'a beauty,' is looking for a calm new home

July 1, 2023

Salt Lake City-based cat named Carrot, 'a beauty,' is looking for a calm new home

Carrot, a gray cat with a sweet personality, is looking for a new forever home in Utah after her first adoption did not work out. She is described as "independent."

Indiana woman dies at Utah national park amid summer heat

June 30, 2023

Indiana woman dies at Utah national park amid summer heat

A 61-year-old Indiana woman was found dead Wednesday at a Moab, Utah, national park. The woman was found at the Willow Flat Campground by authorities and park rangers.

This Democrat and this Republican agree on a major bipartisan win for American energy

June 28, 2023

This Democrat and this Republican agree on a major bipartisan win for American energy

Congress and President Biden included several meaningful permitting reforms in the debt ceiling legislation. This was a good start but more needs to be done.

Some states consider taxing by the mile rather than gallon as electric vehicles become more popular

June 27, 2023

Some states consider taxing by the mile rather than gallon as electric vehicles become more popular

Some states across the country are considering taxing vehicles based on the distance they travel rather than how much fuel they use, in part due to inflation and fuel efficiency.