New York City sues social media companies

New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced the city's suit against major online platforms including Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and Snapchat in a press conference Wednesday.

Utah's revenue estimates go up, but there's 'no booming budget surplus'

As expected, Utah's projected revenue growth hasn't changed much. New numbers released Friday show another $340 million is anticipated to be available to spend at the Utah Legislature.

Thrift store bus tours Utah, gaining social media street cred

Three young Utah entrepreneurs drive an increasingly popular vintage retail space housed in a school bus from city to city — bringing with them a unique shopping experience.

Utah lawmakers target open meetings, public records access

A First Amendment and media attorney in Salt Lake City said he's never seen so many bills targeting open meetings and access to public records in Utah as he is seeing in the 2024 legislative session. 

Presidents Day: From George Washington's modest birthdays to big sales and 3-day weekends

The meaning of Presidents Day has changed dramatically over the centuries.

Utah AG cheers as US asset managers depart from climate change initiative

Utah's attorney general is applauding multiple U.S. asset management firms' decision to pull out of Climate Action 100+.