Regional News: Utah sends employees to Mexico for lower prescription drug prices
12News Is this program something you’d want your employer to try out? Utah is paying public employees to travel to Mexico to fill their prescription
12News Is this program something you’d want your employer to try out? Utah is paying public employees to travel to Mexico to fill their prescription
By Tony Semerad | The Salt Lake Tribune It’s a Utah housing project made of boxes, welcomed for its “outside the box” design. A Salt
By Taylor Stevens | The Salt Lake Tribune Opponents of the Utah Inland Port, a large import and export trading hub planned for Salt Lake
St. George News (Editor’s note: Opinion pieces are published for discussion purposes only.) A Jan. 12 opinion letter made negative assertions about nuclear energy and, particularly,
By Ben Winslow | Fox 13 In a series of rulings made public Saturday, the state’s top court has opened a window for “alleged fathers” to establish
By David Aaro | Fox News A ‘horrific’ clerical error has impacted taxpayers in a Utah county after a home was valued at almost $1
By Robert Gehrke | The Salt Lake Tribune (Editor’s note: Opinion pieces are published for discussion purposes only.) Congratulations, Utahns. You have a stake in
By Brittany Glas | KSL TV From leaking roofs and windows, to massive cracks in the foundation, the KSL Investigators have received dozens of tips
By Brian Maffly | The Salt Lake Tribune Advocates like West Valley City lawmaker and former Mayor Mike Winder want the Jordan River Parkway someday to host paved trails on
By Taylor Stevens | The Salt Lake Tribune Months of listening to Utahns about their views on a controversial international trading hub planned for 16,000
By David K. Li | NBC A Utah woman was attacked by a bison in the same park where her date had also been gored
By Tony Semerad | Salt Lake Tribune A federal judge has turned down an attempt by the Trump administration to dismiss legal challenges to its
By Amy Joi O’Donoghue | KSL With Utah’s population expected to double in just three decades, the impact to the state’s critical resources like air,
By Bethany Rodgers | The Salt Lake Tribune Utah lawmakers have had second thoughts about asking the state to dispense medical cannabis, voting in a
By Taylor Stevens | The Salt Lake Tribune Elections for the Utah Board of Education can be partisan, the Utah Supreme Court ruled Wednesday, overturning
By Brian Maffly | The Salt Lake Tribune The share of Utah under lease for oil and gas development could grow by nearly 280 square
By Jed Presgrove | govtech.com Hand holding smart phone with online voting concept on screen. Utah County, Utah, recently showcased live on Facebook how anyone
By Christina Giardinelli | Desert News The Utah Supreme Court agreed to begin reforming the state’s legal service regulations in a recent ruling to loosen
By Nate Carlisle | Salt Lake Tribune Utah’s long dance with plural marriage is poised for another tango as a state senator seeks support to
By Thomas Burr | The Salt Lake Tribune It’s been more than a decade since Jon Huntsman stood for office in Utah. Back then, Huntsman
By Art Raymond | Deseret News Utah tech is killing it and showing no signs of slowing down anytime soon. That’s the nutshell takeaway from
By Taylor Stevens | The Salt Lake Tribune An effort to bring nuclear energy to Utah cities has cleared a number of government hurdles in
By Nate Hegyi | KUER The scene was picture-perfect for the cover of a nature magazine: purple and yellow wildflowers against a backdrop of red
By Judy Fahys | Cronkite News The drive behind an enormous water project in southwestern Utah, the Lake Powell Pipeline, shows no signs of slowing
By Amy Joi O’Donoghue | Salt Lake City Tribune What is touted as the world’s largest clean energy storage project destined to deliver 1,000 megawatts
By Tony Semerad | The Salt Lake Tribune Utah’s home prices are on a multiyear climb and well-heeled buyers, at least, are still snapping up
By Katie McKellar | Desert News Holladay voters’ decision to shoot down the controversial development on the site of the old Cottonwood Mall will stand, the
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By Craig Morgan | Arizona Insider There is symmetry in Taylor Burke’s inclusion on the Advisory Panel on Pro Hockey in Arizona, the group working