Utah

School Choice on Trial: Defending the Utah Fits All Scholarship

Opponents fear the scholarship will undermine public education, but Utah Fits All is not about dismantling the public system; it’s about providing families with options.

Jon England
| 20th Dec 2024

Limited and Open Government

Zoos, Arts, and Parks: How Utah Voters Are Shaping Local Taxes

In the end, RAP taxes reflect a broader principle: that local democracy works best when citizens are empowered to make decisions that directly impact their lives.

Lee Sands
| 18th Dec 2024

Limited and Open Government

Your Taxes, Your Choice: What Utah’s 2024 Ballot Propositions Mean for You

If you want a say in how your tax dollars are spent, learning about these bonds — and turning out to vote on them — is essential.

Lee Sands
| 16th Dec 2024

Op-Eds

What Does Work Have to do with Healthcare Anyway?

Caden Rosenbaum
| 2nd Dec 2024

Op-Eds

Utah’s Operation Gigawatt Should be a Blueprint for the Country

Investing in nuclear energy is the key to unlocking the full potential of AI, an abundance of clean and reliable power and a wave of economic growth.

Libertas Institute Staff
| 2nd Dec 2024

Limited and Open Government

Utah is Getting a New City and Town

Utah is getting two new cities. What does this process entail, and what does it mean for the residents and Utahns in general?

Lee Sands
| 22nd Nov 2024

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