Naomi Cragun
Reporter | EditorNaomi is an undergraduate journalism student at Utah State University with an emphasis in public relations. Though she was born in Oregon, Naomi spent her childhood moving countries every couple years before moving to Logan in 2018. Her nomadic upbringing exposed her to a wide range of cultures and political systems, fueling her interest in social issues and public affairs as a journalist.
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Beginning next month, Utah drivers will pay about 6 cents less per gallon at the pump. -
A new Utah law requires platforms to let users report AI-generated intimate images made without consent. It also cracks down on metadata storage to improve transparency around AI-altered content. -
Two Cache Valley students have been recognized in a New York Times photo essay contest for photos taken in Logan Canyon. -
On May 25, a new law will make almost all voter information public — including for Utahns who previously requested their records be kept private. -
A proposal to expand child and workplace protections against AI was circled in the House following criticism from the Trump Administration. -
Senate Bill 174 would allow health care providers to decline treatments that conflict with their conscience or religious beliefs, if the bill is signed by Gov. Spencer Cox. -
The Utah House of Representatives advanced a bill that would redefine gambling to include proposition betting — wagers on individual game statistics and outcomes. -
The deadline has passed to sign the petition to repeal Proposition 4, but Utahns can still remove their signatures. As of last week, 2,300 Utahns have requested that their names be removed. -
A network of volunteers collected videos of public encounters with petition circulators seeking to repeal Proposition 4. They say the footage could be used to challenge some signatures. -
Speaking at a press conference, Utah State Bar President Kim Cordova said the newly passed court expansion bill does not direct funding where it is most needed.
