Listen Live

 
 
 

Articles by: Porter Huntsman

Red Cliffs Temple Open House Begins Thursday

Red Cliffs Temple Open House Begins Thursday

(St. George, UT) — A southern Utah temple is preparing to welcome the public to view the facility. A media tour and news conference was held at the Red Cliffs Utah Temple in St. George yesterday, just days before public open houses are set to begin on Thursday. The Red […]

Read More

Lawmakers Support Bringing Professional Hockey Team To Utah

Lawmakers Support Bringing Professional Hockey Team To Utah

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Senate lawmakers in Salt Lake City are in agreement that the state needs its own National Hockey League team franchise. A Senate resolution supporting the establishment of an NHL team in Utah was unanimously approved with applause yesterday. Utah Jazz owners Ryan and Ashley Smith, […]

Read More

Report:  Utah’s Most Popular Dog Is The Goldendoodle

Report: Utah’s Most Popular Dog Is The Goldendoodle

(Undated) — U.S. News and World Report says the most popular dog in Utah is the Goldendoodle. An analysis of data about dog ownership in each state found the cross between a poodle and a Golden retriever was the most popular breed in the Beehive State. It’s also the sixth-most […]

Read More

Hiker Dies At Zion National Park

Hiker Dies At Zion National Park

(Springdale, UT) — A man from California has died after collapsing on a trail at Zion National Park. Park rangers were called to the West Rim Trail near Scout Lookout on Friday after the man was found. They spent nearly 90 minutes trying to save him before he was pronounced […]

Read More

This photo shows the Utah State Capitol, Thursday, March 14, 2013, in Salt Lake City. Utah lawmakers are entering the final day of what has been a relatively quiet 45-day legislative session. By constitutional rule the Legislature must end its session Thursday, which often means the stroke of midnight. Lawmakers are wrapping up negotiations on a number of bills, including proposals to change the state's liquor and gun laws, and putting the finishing touches on a roughly $13 billion state budget.  (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer)

Legislature Passes Controversial Diversity Bill

(Salt Lake City, UT) – Utah lawmakers are finally in accord about university diversity programs. On Friday lawmakers passed a bill that offers an overhaul of diversity, equity and inclusion programming at the state’s public universities. It took a week and a half of debate but the Utah House on […]

Read More

Utah Lawmakers Pass Transgender Bathroom Bill

Utah Lawmakers Pass Transgender Bathroom Bill

(Salt Lake City, UT) – A compromise by Utah lawmakers is behind the passage announced of a controversial transgender bathroom bill. The bill now heads to Governor Spencer Cox. House members had initially said no to changes the Senate was offering to House Bill 257. The bill was batted back […]

Read More

Senator Lee Asks Taylor Swift For Support On Deepfake Removal Bill

Senator Lee Asks Taylor Swift For Support On Deepfake Removal Bill

(Washington, DC) — Senator Mike Lee is hoping Taylor Swift might throw her support behind a bill he’s introducing in Congress. The Utah Republican made a post on social media on Saturday asking Swift and her publicist to learn more about a bill called the PROTECT Act. Lee said the […]

Read More

New Federal Initiative Help Conserve Southern Utah Forests

New Federal Initiative Help Conserve Southern Utah Forests

(St. George, UT) — A new federal initiative would update how management works with old-growth forests. President Biden issued the proposal and in it new plans on vegetation management. It would bring an end to economic reasoning when deciding to tend, harvest or regenerate trees. The first ever nationwide inventory […]

Read More

Utah Tortoise Population In Free Fall

Utah Tortoise Population In Free Fall

(St. George, UT) — The Mojave Desert tortoise is in grave danger. Since 1990, efforts have been made to save the threatened species but since then have declined by more than 50-percent according to the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. New concerns are being made about the Trump era federal […]

Read More

Utah Coal’s Future In Oakland Is Still Alive

Utah Coal’s Future In Oakland Is Still Alive

(Oakland, CA) — After an Alameda Superior Court Judge ruling, Utah may still be able to ship its coal through Oakland to Asia. A judge earlier this week ruled that Oakland violated the rights of leaseholder Phil Tagami after the city cancelled his lease due to environmental concerns and extended […]

Read More