Natalie and John discuss the lessons from the midterm elections, the incoming federal and state legislative leadership, and potential areas for bipartisan compromise.

During the 20th century, Nevada earned the nickname "Mississippi of the West" for racial segregation and discrimination. Now, it's set to elect the first Black governor west of the Mississippi River.

The library is reaching the end of its funding. Will another community decide to keep it?

For the first time since 2010, both parties will have representation on the County Council.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Polls are closed and votes are being tabulated in a contested race for the Box Elder County Commission.

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.