Following years of decline, the Great Salt Lake is now at historically low levels. If the situation doesn't change, experts warn the shrinking lake poses a real threat to our way of life. Our panel examines how efforts to improve conditions are working, and what still needs to be done. Joel Ferry, Kim Shelley, and Brian Steed join host Jason Perry on this special episode of The Hinckley Report.
Gov. Spencer Cox issues his first veto and signs dozens of bills that will impact both urban and rural Utah. As the end of...
As Utah leaders push against a federal mandate, some local businesses are celebrating vaccine milestones. Meanwhile, Congress is once again careening toward a government...
Budget allocation and gerrymandering take center stage in this week’s legislative session as lawmakers grapple with a historic surplus for education. Voters turn in...