Both parties point to lawmakers using this 'sneaky' tactic to kill popular bills
Republicans and Democrats say some Utah lawmakers are playing games, using a “sneaky” tactic designed to kill popular bills. Some legislators call it a “pocket veto.”
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Republicans and Democrats say some Utah lawmakers are playing games, using a “sneaky” tactic designed to kill popular bills. Some legislators call it a “pocket veto.”
On a 12-day sailing from Vietnam to Palau aboard the National Geographic Resolution, a writer finds child-like joy in snorkeling.
As expected, the Republican-controlled Utah Legislature has signed off on a $167 million income tax reduction in what will be a fourth year of tax breaks. SB69, the bill to bring down Utah’s income tax rate from 4.65% to 4.55%, cleared its final legislative hurdle when it won support from the House on a 63-11 vote with […]
The daily calendars for Utah's elected officials are no longer considered public government records after the Utah Legislature and Gov. Spencer Cox passed and signed a senate bill protecting them on Wednesday, Feb. 28.
Since the tragic events of the Columbine High School massacre, hundreds of school shootings have occurred throughout the United States. These attacks not only inflict many children and young adults with injury and death but scar the minds of thousands of others. Despite efforts to address these issues, they nonetheless persist. We, as Americans...