Bill limiting State Engineer duties moves forward
HB 60 will limit the State Engineer's responsibilities on reviewing proposed plans and protests.
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Utah Domestic Violence Coalition presents its 2026 legislative agenda
On Tuesday, Feb. 10, UDVC hosted its Advocacy Day event where they outlined their priority legislation for this year and encouraged those in attendance to keep using their voices to end domestic violence.
Family court amendment bill passes first and second House readings
HB 303, referred to as Family Court Amendments, passed its first reading unanimously. The bill focuses on language defining coercive control, mental health treatment for children and child custody decisions.
Forest health and watershed restoration bill passes House committee
The bill would allow separate institutes to collaborate to help prevent future wildfire damage in the state.
House committee advances English proficiency requirement for CDL applicants
Critics cite concern about ‘our political state’ as the bill sponsor says it protects applicants given existing federal requirements for English proficiency.
Hundreds rally to save the Great Salt Lake
The rally highlighted growing concerns over water use, air quality and wildlife.
Thousands protest ICE in Salt Lake City, joining ‘ICE OUT’ demonstrations nationwide
Demonstrators gathered at Washington Square Park as part of a National Shutdown strike calling for ICE’s removal nationwide.
Utah lawmakers reject secure firearm storage law for fourth year in a row
Rep. Stoddard said he plans to ‘keep bringing back’ similar bills in hopes of keeping guns out of kids’ hands
Lack of snow in Utah fuels uncertainty about future winters
Below-average snowfall disrupts ski season and highlights shifting climate patterns across the state, says NRCS and Brighton Ski Resort.
ICE protest draws thousands in Salt Lake City
Protesters marched through downtown Salt Lake City Sunday to show solidarity with Minneapolis and call for changes to federal immigration enforcement.
