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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. 

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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.

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Limited and Open Government

It’s Not Conspiracy—It’s Truth in Taxation!

You’re not imagining things—everyone’s proposing tax hikes. But why now? There’s a good reason it’s all happening at once.

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A Win for Small Business: SB 179 Streamlines Zoning for Utah’s Entrepreneurs

Utah’s SB 179 cuts zoning red tape, making it easier for entrepreneurs to launch innovative businesses like food trucks and microschools.

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2025 Bills

HB 474: Limiting Onerous Licensing and Regulation Costs

This bill limits state agencies' compliance costs, lets citizens challenge burdensome occupational rules through the Office of Professional Licensure Review, and mandates agency justification or repeal within 90 days.

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How Outdated Zoning Laws Are Stifling Agritourism Innovation

Zoning restrictions are stifling innovation. Here’s how agritourism can thrive with simpler, clearer regulations.

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