Every year or so, it seems, a Utah legislator decides to take on abortion. This time, it's Rep. Carl Wimmer, who wants to close a "loophole" in the state's law, which holds that a woman cannot be charged for trying to arrange an abortion.
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Zions Bank CEO Scott Anderson and Intermountain Healthcare leader Bill Nelson were co-chairmen of a coalition looking at state health care reform. That's because the two have had leadership positions in the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce, a partner in the health care reform coalition.
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The agency that screens teachers' criminal histories and checks out concealed weapons applicants is warning that it could be forced to cut off all background checks next year unless lawmakers prop up its anemic budget.
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Touring the Capitol A tour of the U.S. Capitol with Utah Congressman Rob Bishop and Tribune reporter Tommy Burr, produced by students of the George Washington University Semester in Washington program.
Utah Interns in D.C. Two interns from Utah, from rival schools, spend a semester in D.C. learning about politics and journalism.
