Governor Spencer Cox and Frank H. McCourt Jr. argue that social media users should be able to own their personal data.

The new laws will require age verification for apps, give users control over their data and ban phones from classrooms.

Gov. Cox said he wishes a new cellphone ban for Utah's classrooms that allows kids to use devices during breaks was ...

Gov. Spencer Cox and Republican legislators praise newly passed public safety laws, but Salt Lake City leaders say the state ...

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox has ordered flags of the United States of America to fly at half staff at all state facilities Monday ...

Governor Spencer Cox said he has convened a task force to look at the impact that President Trump's tariffs will have on the ...

President Donald Trump's latest round of tariffs will be felt by Utahns through price increases, Gov. Spencer Cox said, but ...

Governor Spencer Cox held a ceremonial bill signing event on Thursday to promote a series of bills dealing with public safety ...

Governor Spencer Cox has taken action on the remaining bills of the 2025 General Session, issuing vetoes for several bills, ...

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox issued his first veto for the 2025 Utah Legislature on Monday, saying it was a matter of “public trust, ...

Gov. Spencer Cox visited Manti Elementary School on Monday to sign a bill that will give ongoing additional money to rural ...

Gov. Spencer Cox vetoed a bill Tuesday that would have given him the power to appoint the chief justice of the Utah Supreme ...