Utah audit finds handful of noncitizens registered to vote. What comes next?
Utah's lieutenant governor's office spent a year reviewing voter registration information in Utah. Here's what was found.
National park entrance fees used in D.C. renovations
The legal maneuver is part of President Trump's multimillion-dollar plan to make the capital city beautiful before the nation's 250th anniversary.
Rep. Maloy honors the Utah soldiers behind Korean War ‘miracle’ on 75th anniversary
In a speech at the Korean War memorial site, Maloy honored the 240 Utah soldiers who fended off thousands of enemy troops without suffering a single fatality.
Top 4 takeaways from a contentious primary night in Texas
The November elections in the Lone Star State are set after contentious primary battles in both parties — resulting in the end of some incumbents’ careers.
Nate Blouin says he will drop out if he is not leading progressive against McAdams
Nate Blouin said he would commission an independent poll to determine who the top progressive candidate is — saying the others should drop out.
EPA chief takes a tour of the Great Salt Lake after $1 billion pledge by Trump
The Great Salt Lake has faced declining conditions for years, but federal and local leaders are optimistic about reviving its health
Energy leaders: AI is the next space race, and U.S. is playing catch up
AI industry leaders warn U.S. trails China in the AI “space race” due to stagnant energy growth and slow infrastructure expansion.
Opinion: Will the real Hunter Biden please stand up?
Hunter Biden's conversation with podcaster Candace Owen ended with an unlikely friendship. But they didn't address the questions that matter most.
Sen. John Curtis says prediction markets undermine Utah’s anti-gambling laws
In a Senate hearing this week, the Utah senator warned that prediction markets provide loopholes in states such as Utah that ban gambling.
New charges in Minnesota add to crackdown on fraud
JD Vance’s said that those who commit fraud will be prosecuted