Utah Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox discusses the end of the SB54 lawsuit, cybersecurity ahead of the 2020 election, and gives some thoughts about how he would run a gubernatorial campaign if he decides to get in the race.

Utah Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox discusses the end of the SB54 lawsuit, cybersecurity ahead of the 2020 election, and gives some thoughts about how he would run a gubernatorial campaign if he decides to get in the race.

Week #6 of the Utah Legislature comes to a close. Bryan Schott and Bob Bernick explain what happened on the Hill

Week #6 of the Utah Legislature comes to a close. Bryan Schott and Bob Bernick explain what happened on the Hill

Utah lawmakers decided to scrap a massive overhaul of the state's tax system on Thursday, deciding to push the plan to a special session later this year.

Utah lawmakers decided to scrap a massive overhaul of the state's tax system on Thursday, deciding to push the plan to a special session later this year.

On Monday the Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal of a lower court ruling challenging Utah's law allowing candidates to gather signatures to get on a party's primary ballot.

We're at the end of week #5 of the 2019 Utah Legislature. Bob Bernick and Bryan Schott run down the top political stories from the last week.

Managing Editor Bryan Schott sits down with Salt Lake Chamber President and CEO Derek Miller to discuss the brand new "Utah Jobs PAC" the organization is launching this year.

Rep. Mike Winder discusses his book with Managing Editor Bryan Schott.