Utah’s Supreme Court upheld an abortion ban on Thursday, keeping Utah’s previous abortion law in effect while the case challenging the ban’s constitutionality proceeds in the lower court.
Read More Utah Abortion Ban Will Remain Blocked Until Lower Court Assesses Its Constitutionality
Salt Lake City, Utah, will once again take on the role as an Olympics host after the International Olympic Committee (IOC) formally awarded the 2034 Winter Games to the United States’ bid on Wednesday.
Read More Salt Lake City Wins Bid To Host 2034 Winter Olympic Games
A fake letter that falsely claimed former President Jimmy Carter had died has gone viral on social media platforms, duping many, including Utah’s Republican senator, Mike Lee, as well as multiple news outlets.
Read More Jimmy Carter ‘Death Hoax’ Goes Viral, Even Tricking One Senator
Utah Governor Spencer Cox has maintained that he will not be voting for 2024 Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump this year.
Read More Utah’s GOP Governor Says He’s ‘Not Voting For Trump’
Multiple people were injured, with one sustaining serious injuries, when errant fireworks landed in the crowd during the national anthem at a Fourth of July celebration on Brigham Young University’s (BYU) in Provo, Utah.
Read More Several People Injured By Errant Fireworks At Fourth Of July Celebration At BYU Campus
Police announced on Wednesday that the transgender individual who was initially accused of killing his parents at their Utah home has now acknowledged the crimes and even asserted that he would carry them out again if he could.
Read More Utah: Transgender ‘Suspect’ Admits To Killing Parents, Shows No Remorse