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After several years of planning, a new system of hiking and mountain biking trails is being built in the foothills above Salt Lake City. But not everyone…
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After managing to flatten the curve of coronavirus infections earlier this summer, a spike in cases that curve is starting to look much more like the…
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In mid-March, with the coronavirus crisis breaking in Utah, Governor Gary Herbert announced that all of Utah’s K-12 public schools would close and…
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We’re talking about the impact of the coronavirus on Utah – our local businesses, arts organizations, neighbors and friends. How are we coping? In this…
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Awareness has grown in recent years about the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. This week, we’re talking about what we know about…
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This week, the Washington Post reported that a whistleblower filed a complaint to the Internal Revenue Service that The Church of Jesus Christ of…
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What responsibilities did the University of Utah have to protect Lauren McCluskey from her murderer and what has been the community-wide impact of their…
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Thursday, we’re talking about the relationship between the police and the public. Last week, Alex Wubbel’s arrest video went viral. She’s, of course, the…
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Wednesday, we’re talking about a volatile dispute roiling the University of Utah. The school’s president, David Pershing, and University Health Care…
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Earlier this week, the Salt Lake Tribune won a Pulitzer Prize for its coverage of rape at several Utah universities. Their reporting on the subject began…
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Friday, a panel of journalists and legislators join Doug to review 2017 Utah Legislative Session. A lot has happened on Capitol Hill in the past 45 days.…
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A coalition of local government officials announced last week that they’d agreed to changes in the plan to address homelessness in the Salt Lake Valley.…