Utah Political Capitol – Talking About The Utah Politics and Policy that Affects You
The actions of activist groups such as Peaceful Uprising, while peacefully protesting, have ruffled many feathers within the halls of power in Utah. Action was swift to... Read more
Late Tuesday night, 78 days after Hurricane Sandy devastated the East Coast, Congress passed a $51 Billion dollar relief and aid bill to assist with... Read more
People may joke about their inability to balance a checkbook or get caught by surprise when a bill accidentally goes 15 days late. But for... Read more
Press Conference starts at 33:45 THE WHITE HOUSE Office of the Press Secretary For Immediate Release January 16, 2013 REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT AND THE... Read more
This past election season brought a surprising turn of events in a Granite School Board race, as incumbent Dan Lofgren was challenged by convicted sex... Read more
Youth courts have existed in Utah for over two decades and have served countless youth across the state, acting as an alternative to the traditional... Read more
Often, when we think of education, we think of the three “R’s” (Reading, ‘Riting, and ‘Rithmetic), the core skills necessary for a child’s success. However,... Read more
Republican State Senator Steve Urquhart (St. George) took to Facebook over the weekend, responding to conservative lobbyist organization Sutherland Institute’s fight against the Sundance Film... Read more
Newly-inaugurated Attorney General John Swallow is in hot water after being accused of facilitating a bribe for indicted businessman Jeremy Johnson. Some elected officials are... Read more
As the storm continues to swirl around our newly inaugurated Attorney General John Swallow, we’ve noticed 3 main holes in the story that we would... Read more