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Utah has long maintained unique alcohol laws, but new legislation now adds a visual marker for certain residents. As of January 1, 2026, the state officially launched the “interdicted person” identification card. This card differs from a standard driver’s license. Specifically, it features a prominent red banner. This banner signals…

The Independent canvassed Utah law experts for their legal analysis of a court filing by Erika Kirk demanding speedy justice; here’s what they had to say

The highway plan was originally canceled by the Biden administration, but was revived after President Donald Trump took office

Elleshia Ann Seymour left the U.S. and fled to Europe as she believed doomsday was imminent.

Elleshia Anne Seymour took her and her ex's children to Croatia without his authorization because she feared the apocalypse was coming.

Lawyers for accused Tyler Robinson urge removal because prosecutor’s daughter attended rally where Kirk was killed

The final Utah edition of the hub for American independent film saw slow sales and a mixed bag of movies but a future in Colorado could bring a refresh

The defense also seeks to remove TV and still cameras from the courtroom

Deputy US attorney general says the government cannot ‘just create evidence’ but victims attorney accuses government of hiding perpetrators while exposing survivors. Plus, the Mormon women who fought a Republican-led redistricting initiative in Utah – and won

Nothing sends TikTokers into DEFCON-1 faster than a “bestie” who can’t keep her hands off someone else’s husband.

George Zinn, 71, further admitted to possessing child sexual abuse material and pleaded no contest to allegations