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Daniel G. Aaron, associate professor of law at the University of Utah, poses for a photo while discussing the impact of a new LLC law that requires businesses to include much more information in the application process on the University of Utah campus in Salt Lake City on Jan. 24, 2024. (Photo by Johnny Morris | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

New Federal Reporting Requirements Could Hurt Small Businesses

The new guidelines require anyone who operates an LLC or partnership to register with a new federal database, which one Utah business owner believes will negatively impact small and local businesses.
By Jamie Faux, News Writer | February 9, 2024

  Beginning Jan. 1, 2024, all people who operate a small business, including LLCs and partnerships, are now required to register in a new federal database to identify criminals. Each person...

Protestors hold and wear transgender flags at a demonstration against H.B. 257 at the Utah State Capitol in Salt Lake City on Jan. 25, 2024. (Photo by Elle Cowley | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Hall: Trans Hate Must End

The fight is real, and the demand for equality echoes louder than the hollow promises of those who resist progress.
By Lexi Hall, Multimedia Director | February 8, 2024

  Utah’s legislative session once again took a controversial turn with the passage of H.B. 257. This bill is set to alter the legal definitions of “female” and “male,” effectively excluding...

Bagels at Baby's Bagel in Salt Lake City on Sunday, February 4, 2024. (Photo by Minh "Polaris" Vuong | The Daily Utah Chronicles)

Baby’s Bagels: Completely Handmade, Completely Delicious

Bagels are baked fresh every morning, but the process of making them spans over three days.
By Josi Hinds, News Editor | February 8, 2024

  Koby Elias said that he and his two business partners, Cyrus Elias and Eric Valchuis, experimented with their bagel recipe for three or four months before ever selling their first bagel. When...

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Jarvis: Prioritize Educating Incarcerated People

The United States’ system of mass incarceration and profitable punishment is far from being a system of justice. Utah must make prison conditions more humane by collaborating with those who have been affected.
By Caroline Jarvis, Opinion Writer | February 7, 2024

  The United States system of mass incarceration and profitable punishment is far from being a system of justice. Utah must make prison conditions more humane by collaborating with those who have been...

From left, student body presidential candidates Brendan Tsang, Joseph Boyden and Milan Subotić answer questions during the ASUU debate hosted by the Daily Utah Chronicle at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2024. (Photo by Marco Lozzi | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Chronicle Hosts First 2024 ASUU Presidential Debate

All three tickets running for the presidency were present debating topics including DEI, transparency and campus safety.
By Allison Stuart, News Writer | February 7, 2024

  The 2024 ASUU debate was held yesterday, hosted by the Daily Utah Chronicle in the Utah Museum of Fine Arts, and was centered around getting to know the tickets running for office better and...

Muskan Walia poses for a photo on the University of Utah campus on Dec. 8, 2023. (Photo by Sophie Felici | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

Jarvis: Environmental Justice with Muskan Walia

Walia's story is one of passion and love for her community.
By Caroline Jarvis, Opinion Writer | February 7, 2024

  Before she knew what environmental sustainability was, University of Utah student Muskan Walia was engaging in it, gardening with her mom and grandmother and mixing spice blends with the herbs...

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How Petitions are Used to Incite Change in Utah

Creating a successful petition isn't an easy task, but they are a great way for the public to have their voices heard.
By Allison Stuart, News Writer | February 6, 2024

  For many activists in Utah, petitions are a way to get things moving in the right direction. While it may seem like a complicated process, it doesn’t have to be.   There are two types...