Utah's 2024 Legislative Session is underway. You can find all our legislative coverage this year here, from the state's budget to diversity in educational institutions and more.
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Cache County, facing united opposition from mayors, approved a new sales tax funneling money to public safety. -
In other news, a judge ruled that the media can't access name, image, and likeness contracts of college athletes. And, a federal judge blocked Utah's social media law from taking effect. -
In other news: U.S. Senate candidate Clark White has stopped his campaign after his wife's unexpected passing, and the Family Place's annual Blue Ribbon benefit auction will include signed guitars from Taylor swift and Ed Shereen and more. -
The plan could move the Arizona Coyotes to Utah as soon as next season. Also, the Division of Wildlife Resources says you can help baby birds if you find them on the ground. -
In other news, the likely source of a recent E. Coli outbreak across five states has been identified. And, "The Princess Bride" star Cary Elwes is coming to Salt Lake City in May for two screenings of the movie. -
A bill in Idaho would eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion or DEI programs at colleges and universities. -
In other news: Gov. Spencer Cox signed 74 bills on Tuesday from Utah's 2024 Legislative Session, and the Utah Supreme Court rules businesses cannot claim COVID-19 as a "disruptive event." -
Northern Utah legislators met with constituents Tuesday to recap the 2024 Legislative Session and the new laws they believe will be most impactful. -
The hosts of Both Sides of the Aisle discuss Utah's Super Tuesday, Nikki Haley's campaign suspension and the recent SCOTUS ruling on Trump's access to the ballot. -
Five Utah communities are trying to become cities. Two bills put forward during the legislative session would complicate the process.
