- The House will hold a committee meeting on Healthy Utah and their competing Medicaid expansion plan Wednesday night [Deseret News, Tribune].
- Gov. Gary Herbert says he's not yet sold on a compromise over Healthy Utah [Utah Policy].
- The Utah Senate sends the medical marijuana bill for a final vote in their body [Tribune, Deseret News].
- A proposed overhaul of Utah's criminal justice system passes the Utah House and heads to the Senate [Tribune, Deseret News].
- Legislators are trying to find common ground on raising Utah's gas tax to increase funding for roads [Utah Policy, Deseret News].
- The Utah House kills an attempt by Rep. Brian King to set limits on campaign donations [Utah Policy, Tribune, Deseret News].
- A Senate panel advances a "constitutional carry" gun bill that's identical to one vetoed by Gov. Herbert in 2013. Herbert says he would veto the bill again if it gets to his desk [Utah Policy, Tribune].
- The Senate advances two measures changing state school board elections while the House kills a proposal making those elections non-partisan [Tribune].
- A House committee approves legislation exempting some wood-burning stoves from state clean air regulations [Tribune, Deseret News].
- A new report confirms Utah is headed toward a big shortfall in transportation funding unless lawmakers do something to fix the problem [Tribune, Deseret News].
