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Bipartisan bill to remove funding from Ogden PD if it continues 'illegal quota'

Lawmakers are now proposing a new bipartisan piece of legislation that would remove state funding from police departments like Ogden PD if they break the law.

Sen. Curt Bramble, seeking 7th term, faces 3 GOP challengers

Kane Creek improvement district helmed by developers, not county

Ogden PD testifies, trying to save what some lawmakers call an 'illegal quota'

All year, FOX 13 News has been interviewing Ogden police officers who have shown examples of being pressured to write more tickets – even after meeting department expectations

Ogden doubles down on what lawmakers call an 'illegal police quota'

Ogden is doubling down on what some Utah lawmakers refer to as an “illegal police quota." City leaders praised the chief despite members of the public calling for change.

With All-Star Game in balance, Jazz respond to transgender bill override

With hosting duties for next year's NBA All-Star Game hanging in the balance, the Utah Jazz responded Friday to the legislature's veto override of the transgender sports bill.

Utah bill, inspired by unsolved murder, keeps HOAs from prohibiting security cameras

Utah bill, inspired by unsolved murder, keeps HOAs from prohibiting security cameras © Provided by KUTV Salt Lake City Legislation that would make it so homeowners' associations in Utah can't prohibit security cameras is headed to Gov. Spencer Cox's desk.  The 57-year-old mother was shot, apparently at random, while she sat in her car in the driveway of a home on Red Sage Court in Millcreek, Utah.  © Provided by KUTV Salt Lake City Part of the frustration with her mother's case is the lack of video evidence, Nemelka's daughter Sarah Mansfield told 2News in September. She attributed it to a restriction on outdoor surveillance cameras in the HOA where the murder occurred.

Utah ethics commission received 'multiple' concerns in 2020, didn't investigate any cases

Utah's 'blow dry bar bill' sparks heated debate over cosmetology licensing

Blow dryers and curling irons are igniting a firestorm of debate on Utah’s Capitol Hill. Caption: KUTV: Daniel Woodruff reports The so-called “blow dry bar bill” — Senate Bill 87 — would whack licensing requirements for those who work at blow dry bars. Stylists who only dry, style, arrange, shampoo, curl, or condition hair would not be required to have a cosmetology license. READ:2021 Utah legislative session: List of new bills tackle some big...