Campaign launched against Our Schools Now initiative

SALT LAKE CITY — Americans for Prosperity Utah launched a campaign Thursday against the Our Schools Now ballot initiative that would raise taxes by more than $700 million to boost education funding."Our kids are getting a great education for the money we're already spending," said Evelyn Everton, state director for the Utah chapter of the main political advocacy group for the Koch brothers, wealthy conservatives who back free market causes.Flanked by a group that included lawmakers, retire