Evan Vickers News Today

(Cedar City, UT) -- The construction phase of a new Music Center building at Southern Utah University is underway. University officials, as well as State Senators Don Ipson and Evan Vickers were on hand for a groundbreaking ceremony late last week. The two senators played a role in securing funding for the facility, which will

Utah’s ranked choice voting pilot program could come to an early end. Why is Senate leadership divided over RCV?

The following story was reported by The Utah Investigative Journalism Project in partnership with Salt Lake City Weekly. The Utah Legislature is made up of part-timers whose day jobs shape their approach to lawmaking. In many cases, their expertise as doctors, educators, business owners and more offers insight into a myriad of issues affecting Utahns.

If SB152 doesn’t pass, Carrie Ann Kemp will not be able to afford the $24,000 monthly bill for medication that keeps her cancer at bay. Read more.

If SB152 doesn’t pass, Carrie Ann Kemp will not be able to afford the $24,000 monthly bill for medication that keeps her cancer at bay. Read more.

How Utah lawmakers disclose—or don't disclose—conflicts of interest.

Utah Senate president Stuart Adams thinks the amount of money collegiate student-athletes are making is "messing with their heads."

The saying goes, "The game is not lost or won until the last bell goes." For Carrie Ann Kemp, her bell-ringing, was her win.

Schoolyard Bullies

The Huntsman Cancer Institute requested $75 million from the Utah Legislature on Monday for the institute’s new Vineyard campus, which will be located in the Utah City development. During the same meeting, representatives from Vineyard requested funds for an overpass on 1200 North and Orem representatives requested appropriations to widen a portion of Center Street. […]