Lawsuits

Native American tribes, including one from Nevada, want the U.S. government to explain how it funded boarding schools for Indigenous children.

Plaintiffs allege the president's effort to cease federal funding to NPR and PBS violates freedoms of speech and the press.

A northern Utah county is facing a lawsuit from its former victim advocate director.

In other news, Sevier School District claims it can't redact or release a video showing alleged punishment against students. And, Utah swears in its first woman state auditor next week.

A legal fight between a Northern Utah city and a nonprofit is preventing more child care options from opening in a place that desperately needs them.

In other news, the 2nd Congressional District primary race between Celeste Maloy and Colby Jenkins is still too close to call. And, Utahns and sheep are both working to remove debris that could spark or further spread wildfires.

According to the complaint, minors are sometimes incentivized by currency to take part in sexually explicit acts — and TikTok takes a “significant cut” from those virtual transactions, Utah alleges.

On this episode we discuss Joe Biden’s recent visit, an FBI shooting leaving a Utah man dead, a reinstated LDS tithing lawsuit and a cleanup plan with one significant flaw.

A lawsuit against Utah's recent porn verification requirement law has been dismissed. And, Utah has been granted nearly $600,000 to reduce lead in schools.

On this episode, incoming USU leaders from Arizona rocked by on-campus slaying, a lawsuit involving sex on school grounds, and missing birds from the Great Salt Lake.