In this week's episode of "Special Session"
* Could the Pride flag ban prompt the Sundance Film Festival to flee the state?
* Lawmakers quietly gut Utah'
Friday, March 14, 2025
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In a little noticed last-minute move, Utah Republicans dealt a potentially devastating blow to government transparency. On the final night of the 2025 legislative session, they quietly dismantled Utah&
Utah's hopes for keeping the Sundance Film Festival — a cultural and economic powerhouse — from leaving the state could be derailed by the controversial Pride flag ban bill approved
In a tense hallway exchange, Utah Rep. Burgess Owens branded Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil a “terrorist” several times — offering zero evidence to back up his claim.
Khalil, a Columbia University
Utah's 104 lawmakers received 27 catered meals, 33 refreshment breaks, 9 receptions, and 10 complimentary social events during the state's just-completed 45-day legislative session
In this week's episode of Special Session:
A conversation with Sen. Daniel Thatcher. He announced Friday that he was leaving the Republican Party to join the Utah Forward
Republican Sen. Daniel Thatcher announced Friday he's abandoning the Republican Party to join the fledgling Utah Forward Party after years of mounting frustration.
Thatcher says the decision was
In a last-minute power play, legislative Republicans blind sided Utah’s first female State Auditor, voting to evict her from the Utah Capitol building to expand their own office
Late last week, a Utah House committee killed a bill to give politicians control over pre-election political debates. Despite the setback, legislative leaders are still pushing forward with the
A Jan. 6 rioter who reportedly knocked back shots of Fireball in Nancy Pelosi’s office is set to take center stage as the keynote speaker at the Davis County
Utah lawmakers have passed a law restricting collective bargaining rights for public employees, prompting a coalition of unions to start the process to possibly overturn the law at the ballot
