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Daylight savings will remain in Utah as a bill to keep the state on constant time throughout the year was voted down recently. Among those who opposed Senate Bill 175 were ski industry leaders.
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We talk with House Speaker Brad Wilson; Senate Majority Whip Ann Millner; and Rep. Jennifer Dailey-Provost, D-Salt Lake City.
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As the dust settles on Utah’s 2022 legislative session, reporters delve into some of the major issues lawmakers addressed on this episode.
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The death by suicide of 10-year-old Black student Izzy Tichenor last year opened up a lot of questions about bullying in Utah schools. Can this bill answer some?
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Education is just one of the many things that was greatly affected by the pandemic. One Utah bill aims to capitalize on what we learned about school choice during quarantine, but the reactions so far haven’t been all positive.
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If there is one thing that is important to a lot of Utahn’s, it’s their recreation land. A bill in the Utah Senate would take additional steps to protect both private and public lands from damage caused by some off-highway vehicles.
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Two bills at the Utah Capitol this year seek to help protect wildlife and their habitats, while allowing for human development and activities. Read about HB 118, The Wetland Amendments, in part two of this two-part series.
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The transgender student athlete bill has become the subject of a lot of controversy in the Utah Legislative Session. While Rep. Birkeland claims the bill helps all students, not everyone is so sure.
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A bill focusing on the participation of transgender athletes in school sports has advanced even higher on Capitol Hill and will now go to the full senate for voting.
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A bill designed to remove Utah’s primary method of voting by mail and replace it with in-person voting failed to pass a House committee.