Utah politicians address whistleblower complaint
Ever since news broke about a whistleblower complaint alleging President Donald Trump sought help from Ukraine to interfere in the 2020 elections, Congress has been on edge — including the politicians who represent Utah constituents.
Despite FCC announcement, 5G cell service will not be coming to...
Some Salt Lake City residents were under the assumption that they would have early access to 5G wireless coverage after an FCC announcement was misunderstood.
Advisory issued for Utah Lake because of algal bloom
An advisory issued by the Utah Department of Environmental Quality on Monday, Sept. 9, advised Utah Lake visitors to stay out of the water until the end of September.
Senate and House vote against state-run medical cannabis distribution system, approve...
Utah lawmakers dismissed a planned state-run medical cannabis dispensary system after they considered patient access, the quality of cannabis and an appeals board's concerns. They are now rushing to create a working program to be enforced by March 2020.
Legislature special session to discuss hot topics
A Utah State legislature special session, scheduled for Monday, Sept. 16, 2019, will address topics on a variety of issues, including medical cannabis, census funding, the Utah Election Code and the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act.
Good weather, careful campers could prevent more wildfires
Local authorities suggest that a mix of good weather and residents doing their part will be key to this season's fire prevention after the Alaska Fire burned 489 acres just southeast of Provo this summer.