A federal appeals court won't stop Utah from enforcing its anti-gambling law against Kalshi while the prediction-market company fights the case on appeal.
In a brief
A year after the assassination at Utah Valley University, the fight over what Charlie Kirk's death means—and who gets to define it—is still unresolved.
Records obtained by Utah Political Watch show the state's share of the $20 million purchase of the Mormon Meteor III, matched by a donation from Rio Tinto Kennecott, moved through the Legislature with almost no scrutiny.
On this week's episode of Special Session, we break down the latest shifts in our 2026 race ratings, a shakeup in Senate District 11, a troubling USPS whistleblower
Utah Political Watch has updated its 2026 Utah House race ratings after reviewing the latest campaign finance disclosures. Five districts moved as a result, and for the first time since
Seven hours into Saturday's meeting, the party still hadn't discussed its plan for the midterms because members were too busy trying to remove the party chairman.
The state auditor is refusing to retract statements about Senate President Stuart Adams, setting up a fight over Utah's anti-SLAPP protections if he follows through on his threat to sue.
The Department of Natural Resources says Joel Ferry's expertise justified his spot on the trip, but the state agency that organized it wouldn't say what Utah gains from sending a commissioner who's leaving in less than two weeks.
