Utah and 16 other states attached to a lawsuit seeking to change Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 have clarified that they're not seeking to have the federal law declared unconstitutional. Attorneys general, including Utah's Derek Brown, made the clarification in a joint status ...
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah may soon loosen its B.Y.O.B. rules, but not in the way some might hope. The acronym has taken on a new meaning in the state Legislature: “Bring Your Own Blood.” Health care facilities in Utah would be required to let patients use their own blood for procedures ...
Editor's note: The following story was reported by The Utah Investigative Journalism Project in partnership with the Standard-Examiner. The opioid epidemic has had a profound toll on social worker Mindy Vincent. First, she buried her sister, who died from an opioid overdose in 2014. ...
After some tight votes in the House, the time has come for a bill that would have stopped clocks in Utah from changing twice a year. As members of the public gathered in a Senate committee room to speak on the perks of sunlight during the summer, or the burden of the schedule change for their ...
OGDEN — An Ogden City Council decision regarding the Weber Housing Authority's proposed permanent supportive housing facility and whether it will be located in the former Aspen Assisted Living building is coming — but it's going to take a while longer. During its meeting Tuesday, the City ...
Utah legislators have passed one bill and are considering another that could make it more difficult and costly to access public records. A bill restricting the public’s ability to recoup legal costs if they have to fight a public records denial in court has passed the Legislature, while ...
