Many Venezuelans in Utah are on edge after the Trump administration decision rescinding protected status for some from the country, an immigration attorney says.

Concerned police officers, educators and firefighters filled the committee room in the state senate building on Wednesday as the "union busting" bill passed the committee.

To Sen. Lincoln Fillmore, R-South Jordan, the question he wants to ask Utah voters is simple: “How easy do you want it to be to raise your taxes?” With SJR2, Fillmore wants to put a question on Utah’s 2026 ballot,

A bill that critics call "union busting” is advancing on Utah’s Capitol Hill following a close vote in the House.

After passing through the state House, a bill that would prohibit collective bargaining for public sector labor unions was advanced through a Senate committee on Wednesday.

For 25 years, car dealerships in Utah have kept their doors closed on Sundays. In a state with a heavily concentrated Latter-day Saint population, Senate Republican leaders say that should remain the status quo.

South Jordan • Bumble, the Salt Lake Bees’ mascot, zipped around the South Jordan Community Center taking photos with city officials and business leaders. South Jordan’s second annual State of the City event on Wednesday night displayed the suburb’s emerging status as a buzzy regional hub for entertainment and recreation in the southwestern part of the Salt Lake Valley.

Utah lawmakers have advanced a bill that experts say would establish one of the most restrictive labor laws in the country.

A bill to ban public sector unions from collective bargaining is one step closer to becoming law after passing the Utah Senate on Thursday with an 18-10 vote. But the vote came with a promise from the bill’s Senate sponsor,

A bar and 11 other businesses all received liquor licenses at Thursday’s meeting of the state’s liquor commission — and SugarHouse Pub, where underage drinkers were caught by law enforcement in November,

A bill that would allow the Utah state treasurer to invest public money in cryptocurrency has cleared its first hurdle on Capitol Hill.

Utah Republican senators voted last week for a bill that would put an estimated $1.4 million price tag on future citizen initiatives.