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Utah legislative leaders push nuclear power, mineral extraction, spaceports and affordable housing in opening remarks of 2025 session.
Republican leaders of the Utah House and Senate opened the 2025 legislative session with both calls to action and words of warning on Tuesday, describing conditions where the water and power supplies are running dry, where high housing costs are pushing residents to leave the state and where special interest groups are manipulating the democratic process.
Visitors to the Utah State Capitol gather in the Rotunda during the first day of the 2025 legislative session on Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2024. CAPITOL HILL—Republican leaders of the Utah House and Senate opened the 2025 legislative session with both calls to action and words of warning on Tuesday, describing conditions where the water and power supplies are running dry, where high housing costs are pushing residents to leave the state and where special interest groups are manipulating the democratic process.
"There are some who would like to alter or destroy the Utah dream.
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