Utah Will Not Recognize Same-Sex Marriages During Appeal of Ruling
More than 1,000 gay weddings performed in state since Dec. 20 decision
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Supreme Court Hold Means Some Utah Gay Couples Aren't Legally Wed
Some waited to hold actual ceremony, and now the state cannot recognize them
Gun Maker in Utah Turns Down $15 Million Deal With Pakistan
Concerned the weapons may end up being used on U.S. troops
Supreme Court Halts Same-Sex Marriage in Utah
Over 900 same-sex couples have been married in Utah since Dec. 20
Attorneys Representing Utah Same-Sex Couples Urge US Supreme Court To Reject the State's Stay Application
Judge ruled Utah's ban on same-sex marriage was unconstitutional last month
Federal Judge Set To Consider Request To Halt Same-Sex Marriages in Utah
Ban on same-sex marriages was overturned last Friday
Of Course the Law Should Tolerate Plural Marriages
A legal battle in Utah shows how misguided a crackdown on polygamy can be.
Federal Judge Rules Utah Anti-Polygamy Law Unconstitutional
Effectively decriminalizing the practice
Increasing Number of Utah Teachers Caught Downloading Porn on School Computers
There is debate among education officials whether viewing pornography is a precursor to sexual abuse
Utah Lawmakers Mull Raising the Smoking Age to 21
Would join New York City in their control efforts
No Pi for You: College Bans Greek Alphabet
The campus war on the First Amendment takes a weird turn
Boy Scouts Boot Two Men Involved in Destruction of Rock Formation in Utah
Glenn Taylor toppled a 170 million-year-old formation in Goblin Valley State Park
Boy Scouts Remove Men Who Toppled Ancient Rock Structure
Duo from Utah also face possible criminal charges
Utah Supreme Court Overturns Gang Injunction
But for procedural reasons, not Constitutional problems
Men Could Face Criminal Charges For Pushing Over Rock Formation in Utah
Goblin Valley State Park
Utah NSA Data Center May Already Be Up and Running
Intelligence community not big on grand openings
Complaints About Police on the Decline in Salt Lake City
Lowest number recorded since police review board reconstituted in 2008
Authorities Crack Down on Trampoline Gyms
Somebody could get hurt, so naturally, regulations!
Serially Sued Utah Trooper Faces New Lawsuit by Disabled Man Who Alleges Mistreatment During DUI Stop
Lisa Steed was fired in 2011 and tried unsuccessfully to appeal the decision.
Utah Educators Push Back Against Proposal From State Senator To End Compulsory Education
Warn that implementing such a plan would create a "subclass of illiterates"
Police Release 30,000 Pages of Documents Related to Susan Cox Powell Disappearance
No longer an active investigation
What Internet Sales Tax and Gay Marriage Have in Common
Fairness should be achieved by restricting government interference, not expanding it
Salt Lake County Elminates Dozens of Licensing Regulations
No longer need special licenses for bowling alleys, flea markets and children's lemonade stands, among other things
Utah Deputy Reaches Plea Deal over Sexual Assaults
Could get five years for attacking women during traffic stops
Drinking Alcohol While Preparing to Order at a Restaurant Illegal in Utah
"Compliance officers" cracking down as Sundance Film Festival begins
Group Offering Free Concealed Weapons Permit Training for Teachers in Utah
Utah and Kansas allow concealed weapons to be brought into schools
