Who to Blame for Utah’s Housing Crisis?
Utah is in the midst of a housing crisis, and residents are understandably frustrated. So, who can we blame for this situation, and what's the solution?
What Exactly is a City?
“Should we become a city?” Residents in five areas of Utah are asking this question. To help understand the implications of achieving city status, let's explore a few fundamental questions.
Understanding the Utah Interim Session
In the realm of legislative processes, the Utah Interim Session plays a pivotal role in shaping policies and advancing important discussions before the start of a new legislative session.
Build a Better Future of Work
Life moves much faster than it did four decades ago. And it keeps getting faster. The workforce, in turn, is along for the ride with little hope of slowing down.
Government Overreach and Housing Affordability in Resort Towns
This article was authored by research intern Mitchell McCabe. Utah is known for its beautiful snow and thriving skiing industry, but behind the picturesque winter wonderland, a significant problem persists: a lack of affordable...
Tax Increases on the Ballot — What Happened and Why They Matter
In addition to the federal, state, and county elections that took place last November, many voters in Utah voted on various ballot propositions. Spoiler alert — most taxes are increasing.