Student Media | Southern Utah University
Third District Judge Amber Mettler sided with five public universities in Utah, allowing them to keep college athletes’ Name, Image and Likeness contracts private. The ruling follows a challenge by the University of Utah, Utah …
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Utah’s social media law aimed at protecting online privacy of teens, limiting their use of platforms, was blocked by a federal judge claiming that it’s unconstitutional. The Social Media Regulation Act, SB 194 has faced …
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National park visitation has increased since 2019 and Gov. Spencer Cox wants the federal government to increase park funding for care and maintenance. As part of the Western Governors’ Association, Cox with the support of …
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Gov. Spencer Cox signed Senate Bill 61, or the Electronic Cigarette Amendments, into law on March 20, which updates policies within the state regarding the production and sale of nicotine products. This update follows a …
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The 2024 election season is rapidly approaching, and with the rise in political activity, the use of artificial intelligence in political advertisements has become a concern. The Utah State Legislature is looking to quell potential …
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Earlier this month, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signed into law a bill that would lower Utah’s state income tax from 4.65% to 4.55%. According to Kiplinger Finance, this will save the average Utahn about $2 …
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