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
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.
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.
Utah just won a big round against prediction market operator Kalshi. A federal judge ruled Tuesday that the company can’t hide behind commodities law to dodge the state’s
A new state audit of Utah's school voucher program uncovered "wasteful and extravagant" spending on things like high-end electronics, home gym equipment, trampolines and recreational
The legal fight over Prop. 4 has cost Utah taxpayers nearly $2 million and counting for a case the Legislature has lost at nearly every turn.
On Wednesday, Republican leaders
The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday revived Utah Political Watch publisher Bryan Schott’s First Amendment suit against the Utah Legislature over its press-credential policy,
