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Search ArticlesUtah Policy October 22, 2026
With thanks to our sponsor The Utah Policy newsletter is your one-stop source for political and policy-minded news. We scour the news so you don't have to! Send news tips or feedback to Holly Richardson at . The Roadmap to Prosperity Economic Dashboard gives business leaders timely, leading indicators and clear context on Utah’s economic outlook. Powered by the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute and the Utah Chamber, new data arrives every month. So stay informed and view the latest report here.
Utah Policy October 21, 2026
With thanks to our sponsor The Utah Policy newsletter is your one-stop source for political and policy-minded news. We scour the news so you don't have to! Send news tips or feedback to Holly Richardson at . The Roadmap to Prosperity Economic Dashboard gives business leaders timely, leading indicators and clear context on Utah’s economic outlook. Powered by the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute and the Utah Chamber, new data arrives every month. So stay informed and view the latest report here.
Utah Policy October 20, 2026
With thanks to our sponsor The Utah Policy newsletter is your one-stop source for political and policy-minded news. We scour the news so you don't have to! Send news tips or feedback to Holly Richardson at . A healthy workforce is the foundation of a strong economy, and employers are uniquely positioned to support and protect Utahns. Too many workplace mental health conversations begin after a crisis. There's a better way: spot the early signs. This toolkit shows how.
Utah Policy October 19, 2026
With thanks to our sponsor The Utah Policy newsletter is your one-stop source for political and policy-minded news. We scour the news so you don't have to! Send news tips or feedback to Holly Richardson at . Situational Analysis | October 19, 2026 It’s Monday and World Humanitarian Action Day! Happy birthday over the weekend to Rep. Lisa Shepherd, Sen. David Hinkins and former Sen. Curt Bramble.
Utah Senate requests public comment on Utah Court of Appeals appointees
The Utah Senate Judicial Confirmation Committee is seeking public comment on Daniel O’Bannon and Alexandra Mareschal. They were appointed by Gov. Spencer J. Cox to serve on the Utah Court of Appeals. Those who desire to comment should contact the Utah Senate Judicial Confirmation Committee within the Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel by 5:00 p.m., Friday, October 30, 2026. All statements should include the individual’s name, telephone number, and mailing address.
Utah Policy October 16, 2026
With thanks to our sponsor The Utah Policy newsletter is your one-stop source for political and policy-minded news. We scour the news so you don't have to! Send news tips or feedback to Holly Richardson at . Situational Analysis | October 16, 2026 It’s Friday and National Mammography Day. What you need to know The G20 Interfaith Forum kicked off 3 days of meetings in Salt Lake City yesterday, with a panel discussion between Gov. Spencer Cox, David Beasley, former South Carolina Gov.
UVU President’s Scholarship Ball puts students’ futures in focus
Utah Valley University (UVU) celebrated the students, donors, alumni, mentors, and community partners shaping the university’s future during the 2026 President’s Scholarship Ball on Oct. 10. This year’s President’s Scholarship Ball raised $792,450 to support student scholarships at UVU. The funds will help provide students with greater access to educational opportunities and reduce financial barriers as they pursue their degrees.
Utah seeks child safety and privacy protections in Character.AI bankruptcy sale
Utah and 37 other attorneys general are calling for child safety and privacy protections in any sale of Character.AI’s business or assets. The coalition filed a notice in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware, where Character Technologies, Inc., the company behind Character.AI, filed for Chapter 11 protection on Oct. 12. The notice identifies concerns about the company’s safety and privacy practices.
Sutherland Institute announces winners of its AI essay contest and statewide student congress on AI policy
Today, Sutherland Institute announced the winners of its “Shaping Utah’s AI Future” Essay Contest, as well as named the participants of the statewide Utah Student AI Policy Congress. The “Shaping Utah’s AI Future” Essay Contest invited Utah high school students in grades 10–12 to consider the opportunities and challenges artificial intelligence presents for Utah and explore how policymakers can help shape the state’s AI future. The top three win a cash prize.
Curtis, Hickenlooper celebrate passage of bipartisan bill to improve snowpack monitoring, manage drought
U.S. Senators John Curtis (R-UT) and John Hickenlooper (D-CO) celebrated the Senate passage of their bipartisan bill, the Snow Water Supply Forecasting Program Reauthorization Act, to help better predict and measure water supply to manage drought in the West. Despite the heavy precipitation Utah has seen in recent days, Utah, Colorado, and the entire West are experiencing a historic 1,200-year drought, causing Utah’s snowpack to reach record lows this past year.