Undocumented Utah residents gathered at the Utah State Capitol Thursday in support of the Dream Act.

The act would provide conditional permanent residency for students who arrived in the United States as minors and have lived in the country continuously for at least five years.

The Dream Act would require immigrants to complete two years in the military or two years in college. They would then obtain a temporary residency for six years.

A group of protesters gathered outside Governor Herbert’s mansion Friday in opposition of his environmental policies.

The protest occurred as governors from the states of Wyoming, Nevada and Idaho met with Herbert inside the mansion for a roundtable discussion of issues like public lands, water, responsible energy development, endangered species and transportation. The governor of Colorado canceled at the last minute and, while the governor of Nevada couldn’t come to Salt Lake City, he called into the morning session.

Protesters say they’re concerned with the management of Utah’s public lands.

SALT LAKE CITY — Republicans Mike Winder and Mark Crockett will be facing off in a primary election for Salt Lake County Mayor after neither candidate earned the required 60 percent of the delegate votes in their convention.

Nearly 1,500 GOP delegates were at the Salt Palace on Saturday to pick their party’s nominees for Salt Lake County Mayor and other seats.

Six candidates were in the running when the convention started, but by early afternoon those had been narrowed down to two: West Valley City Mayor Mike Winder and local businessman Mark Crockett, who each received 32 percent of the delegate votes. Merrill Cook, Larry Decker, Gary W. Ott and Richard Snelgrove were eliminated after the first round of voting.

Winder and Snelgrove had been front-runners coming into the convention, but some delegates changed their minds once they heard the candidates speak.