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Political leaders draw lines on Utah taxpayer money for NHL, MLB stadiums - Vimarsana News

Political leaders draw lines on Utah taxpayer money for NHL, MLB stadiums

A resolution has been introduced in the Utah State Legislature expressing support for a National Hockey League team moving into the state.

Utah among states in the West with elevated risk of energy shortfalls - Vimarsana News

Utah among states in the West with elevated risk of energy shortfalls

Utah faces the very real possibility of rolling blackouts and is among those states at “elevated risk” for energy shortfalls. Smog, extreme heat or extreme cold threatens the grid, and lawmakers want to change that.

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A huge chunk of Utah's state budget for next year just passed. What you need to know about base budgets - Vimarsana News

A huge chunk of Utah's state budget for next year just passed. What you need to know about base budgets

The Utah Legislature passed $28 billion in ‘base’ budget bills, with more spending to come later in the session. Utah’s ‘quirky’ budgeting process started nearly 20 years ago as a result of a spending fight between the governor and lawmakers.

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Was Gov. Cox's 'stay weird' speech effective? | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Was Gov. Cox's 'stay weird' speech effective? | Opinion

By any metric, this was one of the most unusual State of the State speeches in Utah history. Read more about what Gov. Cox said.

Utah lawmakers approve $28 billion base budget with more spending ahead - Vimarsana News

Utah lawmakers approve $28 billion base budget with more spending ahead

The Utah Legislature passed $28 billion in ‘base’ budget bills, with more spending to come later in the session. Utah’s ‘quirky’ budgeting process started nearly 20 years ago as a result of a spending fight between the governor and lawmakers.