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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Utah lawmaker has been criticized for comments he made during a...

SALT LAKE CITY — Mark Moench said he had a "very good experience" with the production crews after Thousand Peaks Ranch was selected as a filming location for the popular television show "Yellowstone." Moench, the president of the Summit County ranch, said crews were respectful of the property and conducted business in a professional manner. "But I was also impressed with how they expanded even beyond our property to other county locations within Summit County and even outside in what we call rural Utah," he said. "Spending some money using local talent." Now, following the loss of that film...

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — Paris Hilton appeared at a Utah legislative committee hearing Monday afternoon to throw her support behind a bill that would impose additional regulations on residential youth treatment centers and other congregate care programs. "Utah is supposedly built on family values, but the neglect by this state to address this pressing issue has brought us here today," said Hilton. "I urge you to support Senate Bill 127. "

Paris Hilton testifies at Utah state legislature on 'troubled teen' schools The celebrity Paris Hilton made a surprise appearance at the Utah State Legislature to testify in favor of a bill that regulates so-called "troubled teen" schools. By: KSTU and last updated 2021-02-09 12:42:18-05 SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — Paris Hilton made a surprise appearance at the Utah state legislature on Monday to testify in favor of a bill that regulates so-called "troubled teen" schools. Hilton is speaking in favor of Senate Bill 127, which would put the treatment centers that deal with youth...

Plan to give birth control to more people under Medicaid passes legislative hurdle Ashley Imlay © Kristin Murphy, Deseret News The Capitol in Salt Lake City is pictured on Friday, Feb. 5, 2021. SALT LAKE CITY — A Utah lawmaker’s second attempt to expand Medicaid birth control and family planning services to more residents passed its first legislative hurdle on Friday. “Contraceptive care is medical care,” said bill sponsor Sen. Derek Kitchen, D-Salt Lake City. HB128 would require the state’s Medicaid program to apply for waiver or a state plan amendment seeking ...