Utah, administrative law and State Records Committee
Public opposition doesn’t stop bill overhauling Utah’s public records law
McKell’s decision to leave the balancing test in the law did little to blunt the public opposition. Eighteen members of the public testified in opposition to the bill. Just one, a representative from the Utah League of Cities and Towns, supported it.
A bill that would ensure the rights for belief based organizations on public university campuses advanced through a House ...
A bill headed to Utah’s Senate floor would require police to include disclaimers in any report written with help from ...
A bill aimed at regulating and restricting solar geoengineering activities involving the release of chemicals from aircraft ...
One lawmaker raised a question about how the proposed law would comport with federal requirements for equal opportunity for ...
According to the Utah bill, only approved flags would be allowed on government property: state, federal, military, Native ...
In case you missed it, conservative influencer Ashley St. Clair released a bombshell, claiming she welcomed Elon Musk’s 13th ...
In other news, the Loveland Living Planet Aquarium's clouded leopard has died. And, the first woman appointed as United ...
Utah students as early as kindergarten would be required to learn about firearm safety in the classroom under a bill that ...
Kansas head coach Bill Self didn’t mince words after his team’s frustrating 74-67 loss to Utah on Saturday night in Salt Lake ...
A bill offering a solution to food insecurity among Utah children is now moving to the House Floor. If the bill becomes law the free lunch program would expand to include more Utah children.
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