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Utah News Dispatch2 months ago

Unions celebrate Utah Legislature’s planned vote to repeal anti-collective bargaining bill

By: Alixel Cabrera – December 9, 20256:01 am Connor Sikes, 22, an intern with the Granite Education Association, center, collects signatures as part of the Protect...
Utah News Dispatch2 months ago

Utah Legislature’s special session will tackle redistricting, repeal public union bill

By: Katie McKellar – December 9, 20256:01 am The Capitol and downtown Salt Lake City are pictured at dusk on Monday, Nov. 10, 2025. (Photo by...
Utah News Dispatch2 months ago

Utah companies championing women advancement lag on child care benefits, study finds

By: Alixel Cabrera – December 9, 20256:01 am Researchers have been measuring family friendly and women-focused initiatives in different workplaces in the state for three years,...
Utah News Dispatch2 months ago

‘Stuck between a rock and a hard place’: Lawyers warn of arrests at Salt Lake immigration office

By: Annie Knox, Katie McKellar – December 6, 20256:00 am The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services field office in Salt Lake City is pictured on Dec....
Utah News Dispatch2 months ago

IPP coal-fired units are no longer operating as state government searches for buyers

By: Alixel Cabrera – December 6, 20256:00 am The coal-fired Intermountain Power Plant near Delta, Utah is pictured on Monday, Feb. 3, 2025. (Photo by Spenser...
Utah News Dispatch2 months ago

Mosquitoes and pesticides will make Utah’s homeless campus hell on earth

By: Brian Moench – December 5, 20256:00 am The site of a future homeless services campus at 2520 N. 2200 West in Salt Lake City is...
Utah News Dispatch2 months ago

Under Trump tax cuts, Utah won’t collect $500 million in income taxes in 2026, 2027

By: Katie McKellar – December 5, 20256:00 am Gov. Spencer Cox holds a press conference to present his budget proposal at the Salt Lake County Library...
Utah News Dispatch2 months ago

Prosecutors charge armed volunteer with killing bystander at Utah No Kings protest

By: Annie Knox – December 4, 20256:01 am First responders tend to a man injured in a shooting at the “No Kings” protest in Salt Lake...
Utah News Dispatch2 months ago

Utah Gov. Cox proposes millions for homeless campus while also hoping for federal funds

By: Katie McKellar – December 4, 20256:01 am A conceptual rendering depicts what state leaders envision for a new “transformative campus” meant to house and rehabilitate...
Utah News Dispatch2 months ago

Utah hosts invite-only meeting on national parks and neighboring communities

By: Annie Knox – December 4, 20256:00 am People arrive for a closed-door meeting to discuss Utah’s National Parks, to which federal, state and local officials...
Utah News Dispatch3 months ago

‘States must act’: Cox pushes for AI regulations ahead of federal preemption talk

By: Alixel Cabrera – December 3, 20256:00 am Utah Gov. Spencer Cox speaks during an artificial intelligence summit on Dec, 2, 2025. (Alixel Cabrera/Utah News Dispatch)...
Utah News Dispatch3 months ago

Rocky Mountain Power requests 4.48% rate increase to feed fire fund

By: Alixel Cabrera – December 3, 20256:00 am A Rocky Mountain Power substation in downtown Salt Lake City is pictured on Saturday, Nov. 15, 2025. (Photo...
Utah News Dispatch3 months ago

Review of Charlie Kirk shooting, UVU campus security expected to start in 2026

By: Annie Knox – December 2, 20256:00 am People visit the courtyard where Charlie Kirk was hosting an event when he was killed at Utah Valley...
Utah News Dispatch3 months ago

In the giving spirit? Here’s how to donate to some of Utah’s most vulnerable

By: Katie McKellar – December 2, 20256:00 am In this 1961 photo, volunteers and Utah State Hospital workers wrap gifts as part of the Forgotten Patient...
Utah News Dispatch3 months ago

Utah’s measles outbreak, among the largest in the country, is likely to get worse

By: Katie McKellar – December 2, 20256:00 am A University of Utah health clinic with a sign warning of measles is pictured in Salt Lake City...
Utah News Dispatch3 months ago

Ahead of Olympics, Salt Lake City shares environmental wins to mitigate air pollution and emissions

By: Alixel Cabrera – November 29, 20256:00 am A haze of particulate pollution hangs over downtown Salt Lake City on Friday, Dec. 6, 2024. (Photo by...
Utah News Dispatch3 months ago

After decades on death row, Ralph Menzies dies of natural causes instead of firing squad

By: Annie Knox – November 27, 20256:00 am A corrections officer wheels in Ralph Menzies during his commutation hearing before the parole board at the Utah...
Utah News Dispatch3 months ago

Saying it’s not court packing, governor supports expanding Utah’s appeals courts

By: Annie Knox – November 26, 20256:00 am Gov. Spencer Cox responds to a reporter’s question during the governor’s news conference broadcast by PBS Utah at...
Utah News Dispatch3 months ago

In redistricting fight, Utah Republican lawmakers will appeal to Utah Supreme Court

By: Katie McKellar – November 26, 20256:00 am Senate President Stuart Adams, R-Layton, and House Speaker Mike Schultz, R-Hooper, talk to reporters during a press conference...
Utah News Dispatch3 months ago

Another Democrat joins the race to represent Utah’s new, left-leaning district

By: Annie Knox – November 25, 20256:00 am Sen. Nate Blouin, D-Salt Lake City, speaks on the Senate floor at the Capitol in Salt Lake City...
Utah News Dispatch3 months ago

Judge orders tweak to clean up Utah’s congressional map while lawmakers argue for stay

By: Katie McKellar – November 25, 20256:00 am David Reymann, attorney for the plaintiffs who sued the Utah Legislature over their congressional maps, speaks at a...
Community Leaders3 months ago

Catherine Austin Fitts has spent her life following one question: How does money shape power, neighborhoods, and personal freedom?

Catherine Austin Fitts explains how neighborhoods, markets, and freedoms are shaped by the flow of money. From Philadelphia streets to Wall Street and the halls of...
Community Leaders3 months ago

Nathan Edmondson: The Storyteller Who Went From Comics to Conservation, Geopolitics, and Narrative Warfare

Nathan Edmondson’s journey defies categories. Raised in the South and trained in art history, he became a celebrated comic book writer before pivoting into conservation, intelligence...
Utah News Dispatch3 months ago

A state evaluator says Ralph Menzies is too ill with dementia to be executed

By: Annie Knox – November 22, 20256:00 am Ralph Menzies appears during his commutation hearing before the parole board at the Utah State Correctional Facility in...
Utah News Dispatch3 months ago

A 3rd Utah Democrat jumps into the race for newly drawn U.S. House seat

By: Annie Knox – November 22, 20256:00 am Former state Sen. Derek Kitchen is pictured at the Utah Capitol in this undated photo. (Utah Senate Democrats)...
Utah News Dispatch3 months ago

Beyond Utah’s new maps, will mid-decade redistricting be the new normal?

By: States Newsroom staff – November 22, 20256:00 am Kathy Biele, president of the League of Women Voters, and other representatives of the plaintiffs who sued...
Utah News Dispatch3 months ago

Thirsty data centers would have to report water use under Utah bill

By: Annie Knox – November 22, 20256:00 am Coolant hoses and infrastructure for data servers are pictured in a data center. (Photo by alacatr/Getty Images) Utah’s...
Utah News Dispatch3 months ago

New Utah Supreme Court justice pledges to be ‘a voice of reason and respect’ in ‘a contentious time’

By: McKenzie Romero – November 21, 20256:00 am Third District Judge John Nielsen speaks during the announcement of his appointment to the Utah Supreme Court. (Alixel...
Utah News Dispatch3 months ago

‘We can do better’: Utah bill would level up standards for mental health care in prison

By: Annie Knox – November 21, 20256:00 am The Utah State Correctional Facility in Salt Lake City on Wednesday, Aug. 7, 2024. (Photo by Spenser Heaps...
Utah News Dispatch3 months ago

Utah’s Forward Party introduces 5 candidates, lays out voting plan to replace Sen. Thatcher

By: McKenzie Romero – November 21, 20256:00 am Senators work in the Senate Chamber at the Capitol in Salt Lake City on Friday, Jan. 26, 2024....

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