Utah

Utah pays $78,585 per prisoner yearly. There's free option with proven results, but no way there for someone serving a prison sentence.
When Adobe broke ground in Lehi in 2009, it sent a clear signal to the rest of the nation: Utah was open for business.
A new audit on the Utah Fits All scholarship found purchases auditors called “wasteful and extravagant.” But the audit does not measure why the program exists.
A new study shows regulation accounts for 26.4% of the price of a new home, or $131,734 nationally.
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the government cannot strip Second Amendment rights based only on drug use.
Utah enjoys a reputation as a low-tax state, but that reputation rests on a flattering comparison.

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