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A report from the Utah Office of the Legislative Auditor General found “relatively minor” shortcomings in how San Juan, Utah and Wasatch counties ran their 2026 primary elections.

The 300-person town asked Utah lawmakers to ditch the program that allows developers to form towns. Summit County could be close behind.

Equality Utah board chair Eli McCann has seen attitudes toward LGBTQ+ issues significantly shift in his lifetime.

The Military Installation Development Authority, along with its public infrastructure districts, has issued over $1 billion in bonds for its Wasatch County projects over the past six years.

Seventy-eight people died in domestic violence cases in Colorado last year, according to an annual report published Wednesday by Attorney General Phil Weiser's office.

Boulder County has been governed by three commissioners for generations. That could change in November, when voters will decide whether to keep the commission as is or add two members.

County clerks across Colorado prepare for just about anything that could disrupt Election Day, from wildfires to electrical outages.

The U.S. Department of Justice will be allowed to send election observers to Adams County voting centers — as long as it agrees to follow Colorado's rules.

Federal election observers must stay in designated areas, be accompanied by state-appointed monitors and avoid contact with voters under conditions set by the Colorado Secretary of State's Office

The U.S. Department of Justice will not enter Adams County voting centers on Election Day after rejecting restrictions set by the Colorado secretary