Utah has had one of the most robust public records laws in the country but lawmakers have chipped away at access. Critics say at least 2 new bills could curb public access even more.

Senate Bill 277, sponsored by Sen. Mike McKell, would undermine government transparency and accountability by disbanding the state records committee, giving the committee's job of adjudicating records ...

We're more than halfway through Utah's legislative session. The latest: State lawmakers are considering a bill that would dismantle a long-time committee that determines which government records are ...

What control do state leaders have over Utah's 2034 Winter Games? Here's what they're doing to ensure 'Utah values' are ...

A little more than halfway through the 2025 legislative session, Utah's elected representatives split their attention between ...

Universities might be allowed to start directly paying players for the use of their name, image and likeness starting this ...

Health care facilities in Utah would be required to let patients bring their own blood or choose their own donor for medical ...

This article discusses artificial intelligence and how state, federal and international approaches and regulations are taking ...

Last week, associated-party transaction rules, introduced in 2021, were declared ‘unlawful’ and ‘void and unenforceable’ ...

Feb 15 (Reuters) - After two weeks of protests at the Utah state capitol, the state has banned collective bargaining for teachers, police officers, firefighters and other public employees ...

Olympic and Paralympic athletes from Utah who competed in the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics, from left, Chari Hawkins, Zach ...