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Here's what changed for medical cannabis in Utah in the 2022 legislative session - Vimarsana News

Here's what changed for medical cannabis in Utah in the 2022 legislative session

A range of bipartisan medical cannabis bills got the Legislature’s approval. Some created clearer protections for patients while others expanded access to the program.

Source: kuer.org
2022 elections: Who's running in Iron and Washington County, Utah? - Vimarsana News

2022 elections: Who's running in Iron and Washington County, Utah?

Here is a list of the candidates that filed to run for elected office across Iron and Washington counties.

Homeless shelter capacity could be expanded during winter months, bill says - Vimarsana News

Homeless shelter capacity could be expanded during winter months, bill says

A controversial homeless shelter bill passed the Senate espite concerns that it would strain existing homeless resource centers in Salt Lake City, South Salt Lake and Midvale. The bill would ask city leaders to propose plans for overflow shelter and, if the plans are insufficient, the state would flex capacity at existing shelters.

PM Brief: Romney calls out Republicans, Ironman bans Russians & Great Salt Lake spending - Vimarsana News

PM Brief: Romney calls out Republicans, Ironman bans Russians & Great Salt Lake spending

The latest Utah news for Wednesday evening, March 2, 2022

Source: kuer.org
Plan for $300M scholarship endowment on track after Utah's exit from student loan processing - Vimarsana News

Plan for $300M scholarship endowment on track after Utah's exit from student loan processing

Utah's exit from the student loan processing business would mean creation of a state endowment estimated between $260 million and $300 million that would fund college scholarships and other programs, under legislation endorsed Wednesday by the Senate Education Committee.

Source: ksl.com