Megan Banta

Great Salt Lake Commissioner Brian Steed hopes with his “heart of hearts” for another good water year, but “can’t guarantee” it will happen.

A Thursday morning panel at the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute stressed the importance of smaller homes, walkability and density as tools to help with Utah’s housing crisis.

Here's what candidates running to represent Utah's 1st Congressional District say about their policy positions.

Two candidates are challenging incumbent U.S. Rep. Burgess Owens for Utah’s 4th Congressional District seat in the 2024 general election.

New research about Great Salt Lake dust and public health “doesn’t say the sky is falling and we’re all going to die,” said one scientist, but the dust is “a concern and it’s definitely worth continuing to look at.”

Balancing the budget while trying to plan for the future means "we do without today in a lot of areas," one Utah budget official said.

Elections staff across Utah had processed more than 829,000 ballots as of Monday morning, according to Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson.

Utah voters were more enthusiastic about getting Donald Trump back into the White House than returning Spencer Cox to the governor’s mansion.

Trump's vote share in Utah's 2024 election sits at 59.1% statewide, an increase from previous elections, according to early returns on Thursday.

Utah’s increasing population has led to some growing pains, including a housing shortage, but it may also mean a little more 'clout' in Congress.