A federal judge overturned a key portion of a Utah law designed to limit children's access to pornography. Read more »

The state committee looking at whether Utah should bid to host another Olympics decided Thursday to spend $35,000 to hire one of its members to prepare a final report. Read more »

The DEA and two sheriffs are seeking permission from the state Legislature to set up stationary license plate readers on the interstate in Beaver and Washington counties. The primary purpose, they... Read more »

The chairman of the Legislature's Business and Labor Interim Committee said Wednesday he's working on a way to increase the number of restaurant liquor licenses available in the state. But he wants... Read more »

State Superintendent of Public Instruction Larry Shumway tried to explain Wednesday what caused a $25 million accounting error in the state education budget and how similar problems will be avoided... Read more »

New details of what went wrong in a costly health information data breach emerged Wednesday, and for the first time, the man fired over the matter spoke up about the increasing difficulty of his... Read more »

The state's executive director of technology services, Stephen Fletcher, has been terminated over the data breach that compromised personal medical information of an estimated 800,000 Utahns. Read more »

Democrats are trying again to defeat GOP Gov. Gary Herbert by targeting his handling of the Utah Department of Transportation, a campaign strategy Republicans say will fail just as it did in 2010. Read more »

Utahns on both sides of the gay marriage issue react to President Barack Obama's statement of support for same sex marriage. Read more »

Despite a new law that was created with him in mind, prosecutors announced they will not seek a civil commitment against him. Read more »

A report released Tuesday concluded that "backroom dealing" was not to blame for the 2nd Congressional District race boiling over at the Republican Party's state convention last month. Read more »

A number of new Utah laws are now in effect, ranging from abortion to fireworks. Read more »

Utah first lady Jeanette Herbert's inaugural Parenting Conference and Expo is being held at the Salt Palace Convention Center Friday and Saturday. The conference, Uplift Utah Families includes... Read more »

Computer hackers accessed a state server where the personal information of hundreds of thousands of individuals was being stored, undoing the efforts of two 79-year-old Murray residents who've been... Read more »

Sen. Orrin Hatch has announced that he'll serve as a "special adviser on policy" as well as a campaign surrogate for GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney. Hatch's campaign manager, Dave Hansen,... Read more »

Interns at the Utah Legislature often use personal cellphones while working for lawmakers, creating potential access and privacy problems a legislative committee tried to tackle Tuesday. Read more »

Two of the region's five governors joined Gov. Gary Herbert Friday for the first "Rocky Mountain Roundtable" meeting to talk about gaining access to federally controlled public lands and other... Read more »

Gov. Gary Herbert said Thursday that he has spoken with Utah Department of Transportation boss John Njord, saying Njord "made a mistake" by politicizing negotiations with a wrongfully fired... Read more »

The Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance is expected to release maps showing the location of thousands of roads that Utah officials are trying to claim through a federal lawsuit. Read more »