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What the Utah Legislature did in 2025: blocking unions, pride flag bans, education changes and more

A lot can happen in 45 days. Especially when it is the 45 days the Utah Legislature is negotiating and enacting new laws. Salt Lake Tribune reporters were at the Capitol for every day of the session this year, following all the important bills that did and didn’t pass. This video gives a quick explanation of the bills you should know about now that the session is over. Video by Trevor Christensen | The Salt Lake Tribune Emily Anderson Stern 00:00: HB300 Changes to vote by mail 00:53: Judicial branch bills, abortion, sex education and Planned Parenthood 02:05: Gender-affirming care for transgender people Carmen Nesbitt 02:57: HB267 Ban on collective bargaining for public sector unions 03:54: HB455 Changes to the school voucher program Jose Davila IV 04:55: SB195 UDOT takes over Salt Lake City street programs Megan Banta 06:04: Utah housing crisis, increasing building in Utah 06:33: HB368 Local land use amendments, zoning changes 07:18: SB201 Increasing condo construction Addy Baird 08:31: HB77 Ban on pride flags at schools and government buildings 10:13: HB226 Immigration, making it easier for ICE to deport people 10:59: HB503 Medical malpractice modifications, protections for doctors Courtney Tanner 12:05: HB269 Transgender people in college dorm bill 13:14: SB344 Changes to college general education 13:44: HB265 Higher education budget cut and ‘reinvestment’ bill Trevor Christensen 14:34: HB465 Cracking down on homelessness in Salt Lake City Robert Gehrke 15:56: Fight between Legislature and the judicial branch 17:31: HB106 Income tax cuts, tax cuts for seniors, increase in child tax care credit 18:31: Ballot initiatives get harder Jeff Parrott 19:26: Wrap-up and what's next