David Reymann News Today

Utahns may finally get to see a record of the day-to-day work life of the states top law enforcer.

Several bills would chip away at government transparency in Utah, including one proposal thats a direct response to KSLs fight for public records.

In an era of artificial intelligence and cell phone videos, a sizeable part of the American justice system remains off-limits to cameras; federal courthouses across the United States.

Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes finds himself in a legal battle with local media outlets over his official calendar and whether it should be made public.

Whats Utahs top law enforcer up to on a daily basis? Attorney General Sean Reyes is working to\u00a0keep that a secret.

In a brief quietly submitted to the Utah Supreme Court this spring and obtained by The Salt Lake Tribune, Utah’s congressmen laid bear what they think about the redistricting process and the lawsuit alleging the rearranged district boundaries disenfranchise Utah voters.

A Utah judge on Tuesday declined to close court proceedings against a man charged with killing two Eagle Mountain boys. KSL and other media organizations fought against the closure.

The Utah State Legislature is asking a judge to halt a lawsuit challenging the state's redistricting process while the U.S. Supreme Court takes up a case out of North Carolina.

Salt Lake City Weekly earns six local reporting awards at Utah Headliners banquet.

#RoundtableTuesday with Risshan Leak and Lara Jones talk Utah women's history with Alice Burch of Sema Hadithi and Rachel Quist of SLC History. A new direction for Better Days. Meet the plaintiffs in the lawsuit over the Beehive State's ...