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A Utah judge will decide on removing a constitutional amendment from November's ballot that would allow legislators to override citizen initiatives. The case highlights ongoing tensions between lawmakers and public-led measures.
A federal judge in Utah has temporarily blocked a law aimed at protecting children's privacy on social media platforms. The judge cited First Amendment concerns in his decision.
U. S. Treasury data reveals 49.4 million Americans have enrolled in ACA marketplaces since 2014, with peak enrollment of 20.8 million in 2024. Average premium costs decreased under the Biden administration.
A salmonella outbreak linked to a Wisconsin egg farm has affected 65 people across nine states. The farm has recalled all its eggs and suspended production as investigations continue.
Russell M. Nelson, president of the Mormon church, celebrates his centennial. This milestone highlights the trend of religious leaders serving well into their advanced years across various faiths.
A Utah resident faces murder charges for allegedly killing his daughter, a corrections officer. The suspect fled the country after the incident, leaving behind digital evidence of the crime.
Utah's highest court expressed doubts about a youth-led climate lawsuit challenging state fossil fuel laws. Justices questioned whether striking down these laws would effectively reduce emissions or impact future projects.
An 8-year-old boy in Lehi, Utah, accidentally shot himself while alone in a car. The incident highlights concerns about firearm safety and child access to guns in the state.
The U. S. government finalizes a plan to boost solar energy across 11 western states, aiming to expedite infrastructure projects. The initiative includes emissions reduction credits in Arizona to support semiconductor manufacturing.
Utah Governor Spencer Cox faced criticism for using a photo from Arlington National Cemetery in a campaign email. The incident sparked debate about respecting military memorials and political boundaries.
U. S. legislators urge investigation into Chinese drone maker DJI's licensing agreements, citing national security concerns. The move could impact public safety agencies relying on these drones.
Federal authorities have arrested a Colorado resident for making online death threats against election officials. The case highlights growing concerns about election worker safety ahead of the November presidential vote.
South Carolina schedules its first execution since 2011 for September 20, 2024. Inmate Freddie Eugene Owens may choose between lethal injection, electrocution, or firing squad, marking a significant shift in the state's capital punishment practices.
Utah's Legislature proposes amending the state constitution to gain power over voter-approved initiatives. The move, prompted by a recent Supreme Court ruling, will be decided by voters in November.
The IRS whistleblower program, designed to catch major tax evaders, faces challenges including long wait times and declining collections. Despite improvement efforts, critics argue structural issues hinder its effectiveness.
Independent candidate Cornel West faces ballot exclusion in Michigan due to notary issues. His campaign plans to appeal the decision, highlighting the challenges for non-major party candidates in U.S. elections.
Independent candidate Cornel West faces ballot exclusion in Michigan due to notary issues. His campaign plans to appeal as Democrats express concerns over potential vote division in the swing state.
Utah's natural arches face accelerated erosion due to human activity. National Park Service aims to preserve natural processes while scientists study arch stability, urging visitors to appreciate these wonders before potential collapse.
Democrats urge action on stalled Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, highlighting its importance for those affected by nuclear testing and uranium mining. Republican concerns over costs hinder progress despite Senate approval.
U. S. Rep. Celeste Maloy clinches Republican primary victory in Utah's 2nd Congressional District following Supreme Court's rejection of challenger's lawsuit. Trump-endorsed candidate now favored for November election.
A renowned geological formation in southern Utah has collapsed, likely due to changing water levels and erosion. The incident highlights the delicate balance between natural processes and human intervention in protected areas.
The Academy of American Poets has announced $50,000 grants for 22 poets across the US. Projects include a poetry cookbook in Kansas and a billboard campaign in Michigan, funded by the Mellon Foundation.
Utah's highest court refuses to enforce a strict abortion ban while a lower court considers Planned Parenthood's challenge. The case raises constitutional questions and reflects ongoing national debates.