Utah

Utah Should Track Recovery Outcomes After Treatment Ends

Utah appropriated more than $675 million for behavioral health services in fiscal 2027 without that measurement.

Josh Nemeth
| 28th Aug 2026

The Insanity Debate Changes at the State Line

Clancy’s jurors are applying a Massachusetts rule that asks whether she could appreciate the wrongfulness of her conduct. Utah abandoned that question in 1983

Josh Nemeth
| 25th Aug 2026

Free Market

When Life Gives you Lemons, the Government will try to Regulate Them

How did something as ordinary as a neighborhood lemonade stand become an activity requiring legislative approval?

Samia Tueller
| 21st Aug 2026

Free Market

Short-Term Rentals vs. Neighborhoods: A Fight That Doesn’t Have to Be

Salt Lake City’s recent short-term rental ordinance bans vacation rentals across residential zones, locking operators out of 75% of the city’s housing supply.