Report details harassment allegations against Utah Sen. Kathleen Riebe
November 6, 2026 at 8:03 PM MT · via FOX 13 News Utah · Summarized by Mormon News from original reporting

An outside investigation into Utah state Sen. Kathleen Riebe found credible allegations of discriminatory behavior and harassment, according to FOX 13 News Utah. The report, commissioned by Democratic leadership, detailed multiple complaints from staff and colleagues.
The investigation found that Riebe made repeated comments about colleagues' race, religion, and personal lives that created a hostile work environment. Multiple witnesses corroborated the complaints.
Riebe, who represents a Salt Lake County district, has not publicly responded to the report. Democratic Party leaders said they will use the findings to determine future support and endorsements.
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