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Legislation to help improve traffic safety near school buses was unanimously passed out of the Senate Transportation, Public Utilities, Energy, and Technology Committee Monday. Sponsored…
With fourteen more days of floor time scheduled to get their work completed and a 2018 budget finalized, the Utah Legislature has its work cut…
Senator Allen Christensen (Republican – Ogden) may have received a sign that things would not go well during his third and final presentation of SB…
Hey you, yeah you. Remember all that internet shopping you did over the holiday season? Of course you do – it was fantastic. Do you…
It is very easy to become jaded during the legislative session, bills seem to come out of left field that appear to be geared towards…
With just under ninety minutes remaining in the 2015 state legislative session, Utah Senator Lyle Hillyard (Republican – Logan) rose to decry the “buzzer-beater” bid…
The Utah Senate rejected legislation that would allow the Utah Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ), under the Air Quality Board (AQB), to create rules and…
Senior citizens whose primary income source is Social Security were dealt a financial blow Thursday, when the Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee opted not to…
Electric cars may become more attainable for Utahns after this legislative session. On Tuesday, the House passed HB 74 on a 59-13 vote. The bill,…
Curtis Haring contributed to this article. A proposed bill that would prevent the state from giving tax or fee breaks to the new NSA data…