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The bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act, co-sponsored by Utah Sen. Mike Lee, would speed up federal permitting for projects like data centers and solar farms.
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Natalie and John discuss the lessons from the midterm elections, the incoming federal and state legislative leadership, and potential areas for bipartisan compromise.
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The library is reaching the end of its funding. Will another community decide to keep it?
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For the first time since 2010, both parties will have representation on the County Council.
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Salt Lake Tribune reporters discuss the week’s top stories, including the Utah Legislature's Republican supermajority, government accountability, and Sen. John Curtis's critical Substack newsletter.
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The Congressional Hispanic Caucus gained 12 new members nationwide, eight of whom flipped Republican-held seats. It comes as Republicans seem to lose ground with Hispanic voters this election.
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Ongoing floods made getting to the polls difficult, if not impossible, for some voters. Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson made an emergency declaration that let them vote online instead.
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Our hosts discuss Democrats gaining control of both the House and Senate, historic firsts across the country, and what both parties should take away from this election cycle.
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Polls are closed and votes are being tabulated in a contested race for the Box Elder County Commission.
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Early election results show familiar Republican margins in Sanpete County, while voters narrowly oppose a proposed sales tax to fund rural health care and emergency services.
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Early election results show Republicans trailing in more than a dozen legislative races, threatening their 26-year hold on a two-thirds majority.
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An independent investigation into state Sen. Kathleen Riebe concluded on Monday. The next day, Senate Democrats voted to remove her from the caucus, calling the findings "deeply unsettling."