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Utah is grappling with a severe housing shortage \u2014 but also growing pains that feed public frustration, often leading to city council meetings packed with neighbors up in arms over the latest proposed subdivision.

The Great Salt Lake, tax cuts, school choices and social issues will rule the legislature this session. Read more here.

Faced with the a strained real estate housing market and a housing shortage that has led to extreme housing prices, the Utah Legislature in 2023 will consider housing bills that support more affordable housing. Here’s what they’re considering.

The 2023 legislative session is days away, so buckle up.

Once a vagabond school wandering the country in search of a place to play big-time football, TCU is now the best show in the Lone Star State.

Majority caucus members also say they’ll cut taxes, but worry about how that could impact the state budget.

Utah’s Republican lawmakers are likely to consider tax cuts, water issues, housing and transgender issues during the 2023 legislative session. Read more.

A highly-anticipated audit ordered by leadership in the Utah State Legislature found "no evidence of systematic problems, widespread errors or significant fraud" in the state's election system.

Eighty-six Utah elected officials signed on to a letter urging Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to run for president in 2024.

In Utah, 86 elected officials have signed on to a letter urging Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to open an exploratory committee to consider running for president in 2024.