By: Katie McKellar – April 5, 20255:07 pm An estimated 120,000 adult Utahns enrolled in Medicaid will now have access to dental services that may include...
By: Robert Kimball Shinkoskey – April 5, 20255:07 pm Historic Old Main at Utah State University campus in Logan, Utah. (Photo by raclro via Getty Images)...
By: Robin Opsahl – April 5, 20255:07 pm U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins, center, joined by U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks, left, and Iowa Gov. Kim...
By: Chase Woodruff – April 5, 20255:07 pm The sign outside the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment on Oct. 5, 2020. (Chase Woodruff/Colorado Newsline)...
By: Alixel Cabrera – April 5, 20255:07 pm Wind turbines that are part of the Milford Wind Corridor Project near Milford spin on Sunday, Feb. 2,...
By: Katie McKellar – April 5, 20255:07 pm A nurse gives a measles, mumps and rubella virus vaccine at the Utah County Health Department on April...
By: Kyle Pfannenstiel – April 5, 20255:07 pm A “SNAP welcomed here” sign is seen at the entrance to a Big Lots store in Portland, Oregon....
Six Days in August captures a defining moment in LDS history—the leadership crisis following Joseph Smith’s death. This powerful film explores Brigham Young’s rise, the Saints’...
This weekend, Utah welcomes Robert L. Woodson Sr. for the LDS General Conference, highlighting his profound impact as a civil rights leader and community reformer. His...
In this episode of the PoliticIt Podcast, Christina Boggess, a State School Board member, discusses her journey from foster care to educational leadership. She emphasizes the...
In this PoliticIt Podcast episode, Bill Olson, Weber County Republican Treasurer candidate, shares his extensive business experience and commitment to community service. He emphasizes effective leadership,...
Leslie Barrowes, a candidate for Weber County GOP Chair, emphasizes unity and grassroots involvement rooted in her Idaho upbringing. With experience from her community-focused background and...
In this episode of PoliticIt Podcast, Senator John Johnson interviews citizen lobbyist James Humphreys, discussing political engagement and civic education. They explore James's political journey, from...
Thomas Jefferson envisioned education as essential for liberty, founding the University of Virginia to cultivate an informed citizenry capable of self-governance. However, modern universities have veered...
PoliticIt Radio, available on SoundCloud, features politically-themed songs connected to its podcast episodes, including titles like “Who Holds the Reins” and “Civic Thought Rock.” The platform...
The Timbermine Steakhouse event in Ogden featured heightened emotions as protesters expressed outrage against local GOP leaders. Despite the tension outside, the luncheon proceeded thanks to...
“We can make our schools better and save money at the same time by putting education back where it belongs: with parents, teachers, and local communities.”...
Ron Williams, a former Mr. Universe and pastor, overcame a troubled childhood marked by abuse and abandonment. His journey led him to embrace resilience and faith,...
March 21, 2025 Last night, I joined colleagues at the Weber County GOP town hall in Ogden—a lively session with state legislators and senators facing an...
This article discusses the challenges of modern education, which often emphasizes technical skills and ideological compliance over critical thinking and moral development. It argues for grounding...