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The suspect was stopped for having a fake license plate, a common practice among sovereign citizens. The way he reacted to the stop—refusing to cooperate with the officer and saying the officer had no authority over him—is also common behavior for soverei

The Utah Supreme Court will decide if some of the state's largest businesses and retail outlets are entitled to tax relief as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

In my last blog, I wrote about the shortcomings of compensating displaced property owners based on the ‘objective’ standard of the market value of their property.  That standard ignores...

During the 2023 legislative session, Utah passed HB 324, which provides employers the ability to seek a workplace protective order on behalf of employees under certain circumstances....

The FBI on Monday said an elderly Provo man who made threats against the president was armed and pointed a gun at agents before they shot and killed him at his home last week.

The Utah Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday on whether to extend a preliminary injunction on Utah’s abortion trigger law. Lifting the hold would allow the law to take effect, ending abortion in most cases in the state.

The Utah Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday on whether to extend a preliminary injunction on Utah’s abortion trigger law. Lifting the hold would allow the law to take effect, ending abortion in most cases in the state.

The presumption that inflation has anything to do with property values is completely fallacious.

On December 23, 2023, The Utah Consumer Privacy Act (UCPA) will take effect.[1] Utah will be the fourth state to enact legislation that comprehensively protects consumer rights.

On May 5, the U.S. Department of the Treasury issued a notice of proposed rulemaking to add eight military installations to the list of sites around which the Committee on Foreign Investment...