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Soldier watched unfold on his phone. This is the cbs evening news with jeff glor. Glor this is our western edition. Were going to begin with the iran nuclear deal. Candidate trump promised to pull out of it. Today, President Trump did. With widespread implications. The president , who calls the deal defective at its core, is reimposing economic sanctions on iran. In response, irans president threatened to start enriching uranium again, and britain, france, and germany, all signatories to the dea...

Thousands of Republican state delegates gathered in Salt Lake City on Saturday to vote on nominations for GOP candidates in federal, state and multicounty races, including highly contested races for U.S. Senate and Utah’s 3rd Congressional District, as well as the Utah governor, attorney general, auditor, state Legislature and state school board races. The convention […]

Utah Republican legislative candidates advanced in several races during the state GOP convention Saturday.

Many candidates are still collecting signatures for primary ballot placement. If they fail to do so, the convention becomes "win or go home."

For the first time in modern memory the filing deadline for candidates occurred before the legislative session. Read about it here.

For the first time in modern memory the filing deadline for candidates occurred before the legislative session. Read about it here.

As the candidate filing period ended Monday, Utah County Commissioner Tom Sakievich opted not to seek reelection this year and Utah state Rep. Keven Stratton declared he will be running for Utah Senate District 24. Sakievich has been on the commission for one term and Stratton, R-Orem, has served in the Utah House since 2012. […]

Besides the race to replace Mitt Romney in the U.S. Senate, several state-level races will be competitive

After three days of candidates filing for federal and state races, Utah has some pretty interesting races shaking out. A rare open Senate seat has, of course, attracted a lot of interest. As of Thursday evening, there were seven Republicans, one Democrat and one Independent American who had filed.

Leaked emails give a glimpse of the religious-right networks behind transgender health care bans.