Governor Cox vetoes six bills, lets flag bill take effect without signature
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The 2025 legislative session is officially finalized after Thursday's deadline for Governor Cox to sign or veto any remaining bills. Cox vetoed six bills, let two take effect without his signature, and said a special session would be coming to fix others. One bill he let take effect was the controversial ban on pride flags in school and government buildings. Panelists Leah Murray and Taylor Morgan bring their hot takes on the Governor's decisions. Another major headline, the Sundance Film Festival is leaving for Boulder, Colorado. Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson didn't mince words on the decision, and weighed in on the money and politics behind it.
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