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Senate President J. Stuart Adams is calling the 2023 legislative session the “year of the tax cut.”
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Utah state legislators are calling on local abortion providers to cease abortion services that would be illegal under the state's trigger ban.
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Up to half of the increasingly popular hard seltzers could be removed from grocery store shelves throughout Utah thanks to a liquor reform bill.
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A bill supporting a state income tax cut was voted unanimously by Senate Democrats and Republicans on Thursday. With the bill passing the Utah Legislature, it will now head onto Gov. Spencer Cox.
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A bill seeking to address the ongoing debates around a proposed project to dredge Utah Lake, passed in its state legislative committee Tuesday.
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Haven Barlow, a former lawmaker and member of the Utah Legislature for over 40 years has passed away at age 100.
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Low income families now have potential to gain more money following an earned income tax credit bill that was introduced to the Utah Legislature.
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A new bill passed in the Utah Legislature is giving cities and counties the ability to adjust speed limits without commissioning a traffic engineering and safety study.
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Brine shrimp are an abundant crustacean in Great Salt Lake, providing a critical source of food for migratory birds, and brine shrimp eggs are sold across the world as feed for aquaculture facilities, bringing in millions of dollars to Utah’s economy. Now, a group of Utahns are looking to instate brine shrimp as Utah’s state crustacean.
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With wages so low for disability care workers, long-term care centers are unable to provide enough care for disabled individuals. This staffing crisis is leading to overworked caretakers and often neglected clients.