Utah

Limited and Open Government

What the Instacart Backlash Gets Wrong

Outrage erupted against Instacart after new pricing practices were exposed, impacting families’ weekly grocery bill.

Read More

Justice and Due Process

Salt Lake County’s Look to Miami Shows Promise

Salt Lake County leaders are exploring a community-based approach that diverts people experiencing mental health crises and homelessness away from the criminal justice system and into treatment, could guide local reforms.

Read More

Education Empowerment

Utah’s School Enrollment Decline: Parents Want Choices

Utah public school enrollment just experienced its steepest drop in more than 20 years.

Read More

Limited and Open Government

Can Utah Keep Its Lead in Pro-Innovation AI Policy?

Gov. Spencer Cox just reaffirmed the state’s “pro-human” AI strategy and announced major workforce investments. 

Read More

Limited and Open Government

Utah’s Budget Season: The Question Nobody’s Asking

Governor Cox just released his budget proposal for the upcoming fiscal year, and the usual reactions are rolling in.

Read More

Education Empowerment

A Failed School Tax Increase Could Be an Opportunity

Iron County School District is considering a four-day school week in the 2026-27 school year because its proposed tax increase failed.

Read More

Help us Nail and Scale Policies to Reduce Government Control

Your tax-deductible contributions to Libertas Institute increase freedom across the country.

Donate To Libertas Institute