Earlier this week, President Trump, flanked by Utah Governor Spencer Cox and our entire federal delegation (Senators Lee and Curtis, Representatives Maloy, Kennedy, Moore, and Owens)decimated Grand Staircase-Escalante and Bears Ears National Monuments, cutting them by a combined 3 million acres, or over 90%. Join SUWA (Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance)
Did you know: Every year, millions of 18-year-old Americans go unregistered and excluded from the electoral process. In a typical midterm year, US census data shows fewer than 30% are registered to vote, compared with nearly 75% of those aged 45 and up. Because they are outside of state voter files,
House Natural Resources Committee Ranking Member Jared Huffman (D-Calif.) released a new 55-page report following months of investigative work by Committee Democrats exposing how Donald Trump hijacked what was supposed to be a unifying, non-political celebration of our country’s 250th birthday and made it all about him – his vanity projects, his political and religious
Please RSVP below. On June 14th, the anniversary of No Kings and Flag Day, the Committee for the First Amendment (CFA) and No Kings are hosting a national day of action, “Rise Up, Sing Out.” The day will center around a celebrity-packed concert featuring Jane Fonda, Patti Smith, Bette Midler,
Residential and commercial real estate developer, land holder, owner of many, many businesses; a private plane, etc., etc. Oh, and Speaker of the Utah House. Schultz will be in town Thursday, May 21 speaking at the Women’s Republican Club of Washington County. It’s been suggested that he plans to run for Governor of Utah but has
Fox13 News St. George Bureau Chief, Chris Reed was fired May 1, 2026. No reason was given by a station spokes person. The last report he filed for the news organization was “ICE arrests surge in Washington County with twenty bookings within 24 hours.” The article has since been taken
During the 2026 session, the Utah Legislature passed dozens of bills affecting civil rights, water, housing, and public lands. While many policies raised concerns for advocates of civil liberties and environmental protection, a few measures represented meaningful—if modest—progress. Positive Steps: Major Concerns: Why This Matters Utah faces growing challenges: Legislative
A Legislature for Power, Not People Salt Lake City — Utah’s 2026 legislative session is not shaping policy — it is reshaping power. What was billed as a session focused on affordability and housing has instead become a coordinated push to weaken democratic safeguards, strip civil rights, and punish vulnerable
