A plurality of Utah voters (48%) said the economy and jobs were their top concern and would have the "biggest impact" on how they vote, according to the most recent Deseret News/Hinckley Institute of Politics poll conducted by Morning Consult. The two issues far outweighed other concerns listed by voters.
Description Why do good, well-intentioned people make catastrophic ethical missteps? In this episode of Deseret Voices, host Jane Clayson Johnson sits down with Princeton University ethics scholar Dr. David W.
United Farm Workers Union leader Cesar Chavez has lost 15 pounds in the first eight days of an indefinite fast to protest "the scourge" of pesticides that he says is causing cancer in children of farmworkers. The labor leader's son, Paul Chavez, said he does not know how long his 61-year-old father intends to continue the water-only fast that he began at midnight July 17.
Politics Utah Utah Gov. MDT See More Deseret News Stories In Search View 45 Comments Share Gov. Spencer Cox speaks to reporters during the PBS Utah Governor’s Monthly News Conference at the Eccles Broadcast Center in Salt Lake City on Thursday, Aug.
Education Utah Utah has scores of public high schools — which one is No. MDT See More Deseret News Stories In Search View 11 Comments Share Students leave for the day after school at Karl Maeser Preparatory Academy in Lindon on Wednesday, Aug.
