Katie McKellar

GOP party loyalists have fought it for years — but the law was meant to preserve Utah's convention process in the face of a ballot initiative.

Mendenhall's plan includes ‘crack down' on drugs and gun offenses, plus an offer to use city-owned property for new ‘temporary year-round shelter' while

‘Good grief, give us a little bit of a break break': Clerk urges legislators to have perspective and patience ahead of 2025 legislative session.

Lawmakers convene with unmistakable ‘tension' with the judicial branch in wake of Amendment D. Chief Justice Durrant urges lawmakers against undermining the courts, even when they disagree

Governor, Senate president say tweaks to transgender bathrooms law could come with new bills this session

Democrats air concerns about state strong arming Salt Lake City while Republican leaders are noncommittal on whether they'll answer all of Mendenhall's call for ‘dedicated funding source.'

Bill prompted by Utah County Clerk Aaron Davidson actions, meant to set proper clerk ‘code of conduct,' advances to the full House for consideration

The Utah House's top Republican leader has thrown his support behind a newly-unveiled bill that would vastly limit Utah's universal vote-by-mail system and implement new ID requirements.

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox issued a call to action in his annual State of the State speech in front of lawmakers at the Utah Capitol on Thursday. “Now is a time for building.” He painted a bleak picture of today’s United States, saying Americans have strayed from what made the U.S. a world leader for much […]

Better Boundaries, Democrats oppose SB73 as one that would only make citizen ballot initiatives ‘harder,' while Republican lawmakers say it's to prevent problematic budget scenarios.