Utah legislative recap: What you missed during Week 2

• Democrats called on Republican Gov. Spencer Cox to veto the bills.

Details: Weighing constitutional concerns, state lawmakers this week overhauled H.B. 257, but later restored restrictions on transgender people's access to sex-designated bathrooms that align with their gender identity.

• The latest: As the bill is now written, transgender people would be barred from using sex-specific restrooms in government-operated buildings and public K-12 schools. If passed, transgender people would also be banned from using public showers and locker rooms that correlate with their gender identity.

What's next: Both measures are expected to pass the Utah House on Friday before making their way to the governor's desk.

💬 This is a weekly feature to catch up quickly on what's happening during Utah's legislative session.