Mark Richardson
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A voting rights group was especially concerned about the change's impact on rural Utahns, who have less access to in-person voting. -
Garnishments could include up to 15% of a borrower's wage and also applies to government payments. However, there are still options for borrowers who want to get out of default. -
The rule would have required major reductions in methane emissions. The Environmental Protection Agency has decided to delay it for 18 months, drawing criticism from environmental groups. -
Last week, Gov. Spencer Cox outlined regulations on AI with "Utah values." Meanwhile, tech industry lobbyists have pushed for a ban on states being able to regulate the AI industry at all. -
The Utah Wildlife Action Plan, a blueprint for preserving more than 250 species of animals, plants, and insects, is now available after three years of planning and research. -
A recent study revealed that women who earned bachelor's degrees within the past seven years made an average of 18% less than similarly educated men. -
New research found solving the $2 billion methane waste problem is creating economic opportunities for workers in Utah. -
Evidence shows a national emergency in children's mental health, and students in Utah are among those who need more school-based mental health services. -
Starting this week, the state is taking applications for a program to pay up to $1 dollar a square foot of turf to replace water-guzzling grass with drought-resistant landscaping. -
In 2022, almost 260,000 Utah residents purchased their health coverage online through the Affordable Care Act health insurance exchange.
