The lack of any law defining what a lane of traffic in Utah is, became the centerpiece of defense arguments on Wednesday for a former Utah Senate majority leader seeking to suppress evidence from a traffic stop in which he was arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence.
If you're among the growing number of Utahns who have health coverage, but struggle to afford medical care, you might qualify for up to $5,000 in financial aid from UnitedHealthcare.
More than 75 percent of major metropolitan areas in the U.S. are posting high foreclosure rates, according to a midyear report from foreclosure listing service RealtyTrac.
Gov. Gary Herbert's office continues to be flooded with e-mails and letters from people angry he went after the state employees who compiled a list of allegedly illegal immigrants.
Salt Lake County Mayor and Democratic governor candidate Peter Corroon criticized Gov. Gary Herbert, a Republican, for responding feebly to a judge's ruling that revives a proposal to store nuclear-reactor waste at a Utah Indian reservation.
A state school board member who was booted from office by a committee's secret vote is suing the governor and others, saying the process of selecting board candidates was done illegally and is unconstitutional.
Utah is not the only state where lawmakers are attempting to address illegal immigration — which is traditionally a federal issue handled by Congress.
As one voracious non-native fish bears down on the Great Lakes, notorious mussels are spreading across the West. Frustrated state officials say it’s time for the federal government to play a bigger role in stopping the spread of invasive species.
