Federal Government

As the record-long government shutdown stretched on, community members worked together to feed their neighbors.

Members of the National Air Traffic Controllers Association are handing out pamphlets at airports across the U.S., calling for an end to the federal government shutdown.

Our hosts discuss the economic and local impacts of the federal government shutdown, what President Trump told top military leaders, and the passing of LDS President Russell M. Nelson.

Secretary Doug Burgum's order grants DOGE official, Tyler Hassen, oversight over the department's consolidation process, including control over funding, policy and personnel decisions.

Our hosts discuss El Salvadoran prisons, global trade, the self-deportation of Utah students, and the public union referendum push.

Protestors' concerns ranged from federal workers being fired to steep tariffs to LGBTQ+ rights. It was one of 1,300 similar rallies held across the nation and even internationally.

Federal job cuts have left some scientists in northern Utah without work and their research stalled.

Our hosts discuss Ukraine, potential Medicaid cuts and federal employment, judicial reforms, and income tax in Utah.

Our hosts discuss Ukraine's exclusion from peace negotiations, DOGE, RFK Jr. in at HHS, and a Utah bill on sex ed.

Over 2.7 million acres surrounding Great Salt Lake have been designated as a sentinel landscape by the federal government for its importance to national defense and conservation.