Going back to school can be difficult for some families. Community members and The United Way of Salt Lake have helped provide assistance for many. These efforts show the best of Utah. Full Article (KSL TV) ksltv.com/goodnews/com...

Problems can only be solved if they can be heard. The Utah Native American Summit was successful as it has opened lines of communication between the tribes and the state agencies. These ongoing conversations will help find solutions to challenges in even our most remote communities.

Today we met with Mr. Colin Gray, Head of the Scottish Government in the United States. Scotland and the beehive state share similar goals when it comes to energy production, higher education, and technological innovation. This growing relationship will benefit Utahns for years to come.

On Primary Election Day, I was visited by Hope Rice, the 14-year-old great-great-great-granddaughter of Seraph Young, and her family, visiting from Maryland. Seraph was the first woman in the United States to vote under an equal suffrage law on Feb. 14, 1870, right here in Utah.

As the new school year begins, let's embrace the new opportunities, challenges, and adventures ahead. To all students, teachers, and families, welcome back, and best of luck!

The Orrin G. Hatch Foundation presents the Titan of Public Service Award each year to an individual who has demonstrated exceptional commitment to civic leadership. Congratulations to Senator Tom Cotton for his dedication to our country.

It was great to sit down with Congresswoman Celeste Maloy today to discuss the needs across our state. It’s important to have dedicated representatives on both the state and federal levels. Her efforts are putting Utah first.

Utah has had over 100 state employees working through the Return Utah program. Today, I met with some of the new returners who are excited to be re-joining the workforce. If you are looking for opportunities to return to work, visit dhrm.utah.gov/hiring-pathways/return-utah for more information.

A decades long tradition, the Payson Salmon Supper brings thousands of people together each summer. I loved seeing so many friends and making new ones!

Another great year at the Utah Native American Summit, a great opportunity to connect with leaders from Utah's eight federally recognized tribes, and I had the chance to present the Youth Awards to three inspiring young people for their service to communities.

Utah Lake and the Great Salt Lake are connected in a shared ecosystem. Learn what’s being done to improve our lakes, and why it’s time to take an another look. Visit utahlake.gov to learn more.

Yesterday was a hard day for the Monroe fire, but community spirit is strong. Last night I attended the public meeting along with around 100 residents, some of whom have lost homes, been evacuated, or lost power.

This morning I joined 17 other secretaries of state for a productive meeting with senior White House officials about the use of federal databases to assist states in maintaining accurate voter rolls. We appreciate the way they are listening to and incorporating our feedback.

Today we celebrate Lucy Burns’ 146th birthday! She was a strong voice in the fight for women’s right to vote. Photo Credit: Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division

Community celebrations showcase the best of Utah. The Fiesta Days Rodeo is an amazing event that my family has enjoyed over the years. I encourage everyone to get out, connect with neighbors, and participate in your town’s celebrations this summer.

Wishing everyone a happy Pioneer Day!

137 years ago the government paid to put carp in Utah Lake. Turned out to be a bad idea. Now we’re paying to get them out. This morning I saw members of the June Sucker Recovery Implementation Program using new technology to remove this invasive species.

Starting the pioneer celebrations in style at the Spanish Fork Fiesta Days Rodeo, one of the best rodeos in the state! 🤠

Congratulations to Lauren Salimbene on becoming Miss Volunteer America and representing Utah on the national stage. Service and volunteerism are core values deeply rooted in our state.

Tomorrow is Discovery Day at the Capitol! It’s a fun-filled day for kids with crafts, games, and activities hosted by the Capitol Preservation Board.  Find more information at utahstatecapitol.utah.gov

Access to healthcare facilities is a necessity for all Utahns. The state of Utah is excited to join the University of Utah, George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation, and many others in breaking ground on the new Eccles Hospital in West Valley City. Every Utahn matters.

The North Capitol Building is a work of art. It will house the Museum of Utah as well as additional office space. Next year, it will open to the public for everyone to come and enjoy.

Energy matters. Utah is taking an all-of-the-above approach when it comes to our energy needs, including nuclear. Listen to my full interview on KSL Newsradio.  #builthere Full interview: kslpodcasts.com/podcast/insi...