State and National

Bishop Announces 12th Annual High School Education Conference

Oct. 21, 2016

Good morning from Washington, where policymakers don't recognize health care options described by President Obama in a major speech. Melissa Quinn fact-checks his account of how Obamacare is doing. Republican lawmakers work to get tougher on Iran regardless of who wins the White House. Josh Siegel talks with them. Some government officials would limit First Amendment protections for political content. Fred Lucas reports. Plus: Lindsey Burke on banking on a Down syndrome child's education, and Nolan Peterson on the plight of refugees in Ukraine.

Florian Vieux and Emilie Lecomte crowned Grand to Grand Ultra 2016 Champions

Salt Lake City, Utah – Switzerland’s Florian Vieux and France’s Emilie Lecomte were crowned the male and female Grand to Grand Ultra 2016 Champions. Vieux posted a new record overall time of 29 hours, 51 minutes and 24 seconds, while Lecomte was first female in a new record for the female category of 32 hours, 6 minutes and 48 seconds.

Trump Leads McMullin by One Point Among Likely Utah Voters

Written by Bryan Schott, Managing Editor

Category: Today At Utah Policy

Created: 20 October 2016

Oct. 20, 2016

When President Obama gives his big speech on Obamacare today in Florida, he'll tout a law that created higher costs and fewer choices for health care there. Fred Lucas reports, Bob Moffit comments, and Melissa Quinn has a video on taxpayer "bailouts." A professor is in hot water as the government forces conformity in gender pronouns. Kelsey Harkness talks with him. Plus: Rachel del Guidice on Senate resistance to Hillary Clinton's Supreme Court nominees, and Anna Higgins on issues raised by a baby with three parents.

THE RESULTS ARE IN!

MAC AND CHEESE WINS OVER VOTERS IN A LANDSLIDE VICTORY

A new survey from Noodles & Company finds that four in five Americans find more comfort in their favorite comfort food than in any presidential candidate

Forest Service Grants Boost Innovative Wood Construction in Utah

Projects call for innovation in wood utilization

State leaders announce year-end revenue numbers

Small surplus a result of healthy economy, accurate forecasting