POSTED // Nov 17,2010 - Legislators look to stop affirmative action. Jason Chaffetz still hates body scanners, but doesn't want to protest them in airports. And Utah legislators hate federal money a little bit less after elections.

POSTED // Nov 10,2010 - Driving under the influence of epilepsy. SLC buildings get solar power. West Valley City steps back in time by banning tattoos on employees.

POSTED // Nov 3,2010 - The future of gay-straight alliances at several Washington County schools could be threatened in the next school year ...

POSTED // Oct 27,2010 - The board of directors for the Utah Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control met dozens of times in inappropriate closed-door meetings between January 2009 and April 2010 ...

POSTED // Oct 20,2010 - Surveillance becomes a way of life. Early voting sprawl. And, a monument to idiocy.

POSTED // Oct 13,2010 - According to a report that will be presented to legislators next week, arrests for driving under the influence dropped by almost 2 percent ...

POSTED // Oct 6,2010 - Steve Maxfield, an Independent running for lieutenant governor, filed a petition with the Utah Supreme Court on Oct. 4 to decide the legality of political-action committees for candidates ...

POSTED // Sep 29,2010 - The DABC commission decided Sept. 28 to keep the Main Street liquor store in Salt Lake City open, for now ...

POSTED // Sep 22,2010 - Fit To Be BaggedA new Salt Lake City policy for collecting waste has drawn ire from residents because of the end of the leaf-bag collection program. Instead, yard waste will be collected in brown wast

POSTED // Sep 15,2010 - Spice bans coming. Beer fest good, overall. Roy city officals, however, don't like beer drinkers.