Money Isn’t the Key to Fixing Utah’s Housing Crisis
For Gov. Cox's plan to be successful, we don't necessarily need to spend hundreds of millions of dollars — we need local officials to address minimum lot sizes and other zoning regulations that make building starter homes very...
To Bond or Not to Bond, That Was The Question
This November, Utah voters didn't just choose their city officials; they also had their say on various ballot propositions. What do these propositions entail, how did they fare statewide, and what repercussions do they hold for...
The Impact of Utah’s Local Government Elections
Far from being inconsequential, local government matters to all residents. When municipal elections come back in two years, take the time to learn about what each candidate will bring to or detract from your area.
When Supply Meets Demand
While supply and demand is basic economics, some doubt that building more homes will have the positive effect needed on prices.
Here Comes AI, It’s Alright
We need to keep an open mind with AI. Doing so can help us recapture the spirit of our continued evolution.
Let’s Reimagine Licensing for Military Veterans
No person should have to face laws that unnecessarily limit their access to jobs. Utah legislators should strongly consider these changes to help veterans and the state continue to thrive.