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The Utah Senate passed legislation banning gender reassignment surgeries and hormone treatments for minors. It now moves to Gov. Spencer Cox's desk. -
The Policy Project/The Policy Project's new campaign, the Teen Centers Project, would create centers in Utah high schools where students could access laundry, showers, and other resources.
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Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall says the recent United States Conference of Mayors helps local governments address issues, but also find solutions and have direct access to federal departments. She says she hopes the work they achieve in Salt Lake City spreads to other parts of Utah. -
The bill would give educators a raise, but also put public money towards school vouchers for things like private schooling.
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Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes said the lawsuit could be filed as soon as next month.
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The three bills — focused on trans healthcare, name and sex changes, and self-identification in schools — are part of a nationwide increase in anti-transgender legislation.
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House Speaker Brad Wilson highlighted tax cuts, education, and water as priorities for the session.
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Chief Justice Durrant highlighted the court's virtual options as one way to make the court more accessible.
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Tuesday was the first day of Utah's 2023 legislative session.
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You can now send in your comment on the new nomination for the Utah Court of Appeals.
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Majority Assistant Whip Kirk Cullimore proposed a new resolution that would encourage Utah communities to celebrate Halloween on the last Friday of October every year.
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The plaintiffs claim that the new legislative boundaries are gerrymandered and don't reflect the current population or demographics.
