State and National

Weinholtz Shakes Up His Campaign

By Bryan Schott, Managing Editor

With less than three months to go before election day, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mike Weinholtz has shaken up the top levels of his campaign staff.

Aug. 17, 2016

Good morning from Washington, where Zika and GMOs are part of the lexicon. But in Florida, Kelsey Harkness reports, residents object to using genetically modified mosquitoes to repulse the virus. In Texas, Fred Lucas learns, it's still OK for a judge to pray from the bench. In Pennsylvania, Josh Siegel writes, a child rape fuels a bill to make sanctuary cities pay for crime. Plus: Elizabeth Slattery on a court ruling that imperils pregnant teens, and Scott Erickson on what's different about the Milwaukee riots.

Make Device Security a Part of Your Fitness Routine
August 16, 2016

You eat right and exercise to make sure your body is fit. But do you take time to check the health of your fitness devices?

Fitness tracking wearables and mobile devices store data about your health and physical activities. If they become infected, cyber thieves have access to this information.

Utah Philanthropy Day Announces 2016 Award Honorees

Salt Lake City, UT – The Utah Philanthropy Day Planning Committee, chaired by Marsha Gilford of Smith’s Food& Drug with Honorary Chair Jeramy Lund, Managing Director of the University Venture Fund, is excited to announce the 2016 Utah Philanthropy Day Awards. Philanthropy Day is hosted collaboratively by the Utah Nonprofits Association, Association for Professional Fundraisers Utah Chapter and UServeUtah.

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Written by Bob Bernick, Contributing Editor

Category: Today At Utah Policy

Created: 15 August 2016

Aug. 15, 2016

Good morning from Washington, D.C., which continues to churn out regulations at a frenetic rate. James Gattuso and Matthew Andrews write about number of employees necessary to maintain our regulatory state, and David Kreutzer and Reece Brown showcase an outrageous contract government regulators OK'd. Andrew Egger analyzes why conservatives got a rare win in the Golden State. Plus: fact checking another gun claim from President Obama, and looking at how the Supreme Court fight will play out in the lame-duck session.

NEW YORK, NY, UNITED STATES, August 15, 2016 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Trump Super PAC Get Our Jobs Back Inc./ http://getourjobsbackinc.com/ -- Trump Super PAC CEO Steven Hoffenberg at Get Our Jobs Back Inc. details the next President of the United States, Donald Trump's policy that will wipe out the $43 million student loan debt in the USA.

Governor Gary R. Herbert’s Schedule

August 15-August 19, 2016

**The Governor’s schedule is subject to frequent change**

Monday, August 15

9:45 a.m.  Utah Department of Transportation Meeting

Location: State Capitol

Travel to Colorado for Republican Governors Association Meetings

Tuesday, August 16

All Day: Republican Governors Association Meetings

Wednesday, August 17