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Utah Is Pushing Its Colleges to Cut Low-Enrolling Programs — With $60 Million at Stake
The state’s legislature is pushing through a plan to enact a statewide academic-program review in which campuses could earn ...
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Utah bill barring cellphone use in schools unanimously passes a Senate committee
A Utah Senate committee voted Tuesday to advance a bill that would prohibit students from using cellphones or smart watches ...
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Utah Gov. Cox says state ‘must build’ to keep living up to its motto: industry
State of the State speech, governor says ‘negativity’ has ‘replaced America’s culture of building.’ So he urged Utah to ‘stay ...
Is your baby’s identity safe? Utah lawmakers debate heightened E-Verify requirements to prevent child identity theft
Utah companies with as little as five employees would be required to use E-Verify to confirm the legal authorization status ...
Utah lawmakers advance bills to limit voting by mail, leave voter roll group ERIC
Utah hasn’t been the typical deep red state when it comes to voting by mail. It’s been an outlier from Republican-controlled ...
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Governor Cox signs agreement to bring electric aircraft to Utah
Governor Spencer Cox Tuesday signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Beta Technologies and 47G to potentially revolutionize ...
Utah leaders share joint message for Sundance Institute, urging it to keep film festival in state
Following the 41st Sundance Film Festival, Utah Gov. Cox, Park City Mayor Nann Worel and other leaders sign message to The ...
Voices: As a young Utahn, it’s clear to me the Utah Republican Party doesn’t care about us
They do not care if I can afford a house, nor that my generation will suffer the most due to the ecological collapse of the ...