Ben Winslow

In her remarks to the crowd on the final day of the Colorado River Water Users Association, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Commissioner Camille Calimlim Touton appeared to urge

COLORADO CITY, Ariz. — The arrest and conviction of polygamist leader Samuel Bateman was the culmination of undercover work by a woman who has become an advocate for people in fundamentalist communities.

SALT LAKE CITY — The justices of the U.S. Supreme Court considered whether to rein in a major environmental law in a case involving 88-miles of a proposed railway being developed in eastern Utah.

David Ibarra looks out his window every day and sees people camping outside his business.“People sleeping in tents, drug use on this side of the building over here,”

ST. GEORGE, Utah — Water managers in this desert community are looking to make some big policy shifts in an effort to stretch resources a little further.

A complaint has been filed against Utah State Senate President J. Stuart Adams, accusing him of violating state election laws by failing to disclose hundreds of

Politicians struggled to use heavy construction equipment to the amusement of a crowd at the groundbreaking of the first phase of "The Point," a massive development project at Point of the Mountain.

The governor says while advisers have told him not to make a public announcement like that, he believes it's important to be held accountable.

Governor Spencer Cox is detailing his plans for a pending crackdown on illegal immigration, focusing on those who commit crimes.

A judge will decide the fate of Utah’s controversial school choice scholarship program when she rules on a lawsuit that opponents have alleged is a voucher that siphons money