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Boosters behind Utah's newest city, to come into being in the Ogden Valley in January, are hosting meetings to drum up interest in helping lead the new locale.
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ABC4 Utah on MSNUtah Catholics react to election of Pope Leo XIVAfter Thursday’s election of Pope Leo XIV, some Catholics are optomistic about the new Pontiff, the first one from the United States. “I was shocked there was one from the United States …that’s unheard of and was one of the younger countries of the church,
The campaign is a part of the national Contest Every Race initiative working to recruit more Democratic candidates in areas where Republicans often run uncontested.
For many who paid the cathedral a visit to pray, following the announcement that Cardinal Robert Prevost had been elected the new pope, they interrupted what they were doing.
As of Thursday, Moore has so far been the most successful member of Utah’s congressional delegation, having had two bills he is sponsoring, the MAPWaters Act of 2025 and the Hershel Woody Williams National Medal of Honor Monument Location Act, pass the House.
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ABC4 Utah on MSNUtah GOP delegates to vote on stripping party membership for candidates who gather signaturesAt its 2025 organizing convention, Utah’s Republican Party will consider revoking the party membership of any GOP candidates who gather signatures to get on a Primary election ballot.
Utah House Majority Leader Jefferson Moss will become the executive director of the Governor's Office of Economic Opportunity (GOEO).
As lawmakers await a May special session to tweak certain bills passed in the 2025 legislative session, the state’s top Republican leaders have announced there will be no veto override session this year.
Four of Summit County’s six mayors want voters to elect a new council once they finish drawing voter districts.
Why change course at the last minute after already deciding a month ago to go with ranked choice? And the deeper question, perhaps: Why change the primary-general system for only one election cycle in the history of Park City.
Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson has issued a temporary stay that will keep the “union buster” bill passed by the State Legislature from becoming law.
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