Covid classroom rebound? K-12 schools showing signs of pandemic-era recovery
Education board assessments show steady gains in core subjects since the pandemic — but much room for improvement remains
Utah governor: ‘Never forget’ isn’t enough. America needs to remember how to be one
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said "Never Forget" isn’t enough. Americans need to engage in service and stop treating each other as enemies.
‘Deseret Voices’ Episode 50: The truth about federal control over state elections
Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson joins ‘Deseret Voices’ podcast to defend Utah’s refusal to share unredacted voter rolls with federal government
146 nonprofits, 1 goal: Making youth sports affordable for every Utah kid
What is Utah Youth Sports Giving Day? Miller Sports + Entertainment hopes to raise $3 million for local nonprofits during Utah Youth Sports Giving Day.
Trump Justice Department says it’s investigating Utah’s lieutenant governor
Deidre Henderson has rebuffed requests to hand over Utah’s voter rolls to the federal government.
Utah governor tries to sell Jon Stewart on ‘Disagree Better.’ … It didn’t go as planned
Gov. Spencer Cox said declaring "Fidelity Month" in June was not intentional. He joked that President Donald Trump could rename the Great Salt Lake.
‘Split’ debate: Should nail tech programs be a budget priority at Utah’s technical colleges?
Utah Board of Education votes on strategic reinvestment plans submitted by state's technical colleges.
What is the state of housing in Utah?
Report finds improvements slight, market still unaffordable for many
Gov. Spencer Cox reflects on his call for peace on the anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s assassination
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox will make proclamation in honor of Charlie Kirk. Utah Valley University said it is moving forward with a memorial for Kirk.
The size of 20 Costcos: Can Utah residents drive a data center out of their backyard?
Mona, Utah, residents say a conditional use permit kept them in the dark about a data center in their community.