Community leaders discuss Utah women inequality and steps for collective action
Elected officials, community advocates and business leaders gathered Wednesday to discuss how to implement policies and practices to advance women's equality in Utah.
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Elected officials, community advocates and business leaders gathered Wednesday to discuss how to implement policies and practices to advance women's equality in Utah.
Flush with cash amid global turmoil, cooler heads (mostly) prevailed at the Utah Legislature.
The Utah Legislature is putting final touches on the state’s 2022 budget. Thanks to a strong economy (but also inflation), Utah has about $2 billion in additional revenue available. A Deseret News/Hinckley Institute poll shows how Utahns want it spent.
As they have in years past, most Utahns want this year's extra revenue to go toward education. Tax cuts are the next highest priority.\n\n\n
Today the Senate set its sights on more than a $160 million income tax cut for all Utahns.