Good morning from Salt Lake City and TGIF!
It’s International Women’s Day. Here’s where you can find information on events celebrating the day.
Here are the stories we’re following today:
- The legislature hits the brakes on the massive tax reform bill. Lawmakers will pick up the proposal during a special session later this year.
- House Republicans make the case against allowing higher alcohol-content beer in Utah grocery and convenience stores.
- President Trump’s former campaign chairman gets a lighter than expected prison sentence.
- Democrats plan to investigate whether President Trump interfered in a media company merger.
Friday political trivia!
In honor of International Women’s Day, we have this question from Ronald Fox:
The first woman to be elected chairman of a national political party was from Utah. Who was she, and what party did she head up?
Send your guesses to me at [email protected]. The first three readers to submit a correct answer will be recognized in Monday’s newsletter.
Remember, if Mike Mower can’t answer the question correctly, it means a $25 Amazon gift card for the person who submitted the question.
Good luck!
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