A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit by the U.S. Department of Justice seeking access to Utah's voter rolls, siding with the state's lieutenant governor.

Running in a newly redrawn congressional district that spans nearly all of southern and eastern Utah and parts of the Wasatch Front and Wasatch Back, Rep. Celeste Maloy must fend off five challengers if she wants to win a second full term in Congress.

What happens if postage isn't affixed to a mail-in ballot in some counties in Utah? The ballot still gets delivered — but not without controversy.

As early voting gets underway across Utah, Davis County election officials are taking steps to increase transparency and public confidence in the voting process — literally.

Note to readers• Click here to find an interactive map where you can enter your address to see all the races on your ballot that have a voter guide from The Salt Lake Tribune. It’s that season again in Cache County (and everywhere in the nation) — time to vote.

As we prepare to cast our votes, I wondered what’s motivating Utahns this election season. So I asked. Readers shared why they vote, why they might be apathetic this time around and which voting decisions they’ve regretted.

The Republican lieutenant governor of Utah, Deidre Henderson, is warning that the federal government is threatening the integrity of American elections. “In the past two elections that I oversaw as lieutenant governor, the threats were all external: non-state actors, cyber security threats and other things,” Henderson told CBS News. “But now we also have threats coming from within our own government.” Henderson pointed to the Justice...