Emily Means
ReporterEmily Means was raised in Layton, Utah, but she’s found her place in Salt Lake City. She’s worked at just about every public radio station in and around Salt Lake, starting as a weekend host at KUER in 2015, then a producer at KRCL and KCPW and a municipal reporter at KPCW in Park City. As one of KUER's politics reporters, Emily is most passionate about social justice issues. She loves drinking lattes from local coffee shops and exploring her neighborhood in search of cats.
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Community members in Salt Lake City rallied on Tuesday in support of abortion access.
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Wind-blown dust is pretty normal this time of year. The state’s ongoing dry conditions are also making things worse.
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Salt Lake County and City officials started taking down a large homeless encampment in the foothills near the State Capitol Wednesday due to health and safety concerns.
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Intraparty tensions over the Senate race were high during the Utah Democrats’ nominating convention Saturday.
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In a wide-ranging news conference, Cox addressed inflation and the texts between Sen. Mike Lee and the Trump White House.
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One of the goals of the new international market is to fill a need for fresh and culturally relevant food on the city's west side.
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The former Ramada Inn opened in January to provide services to medically vulnerable and older people.
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After conducting 60 surveys and 16 interviews with people over multiple months and seasons, researchers found the average time people spent living at the river was nearly two years.
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A new public art installation has breached the surface of a Salt Lake City neighborhood east of Liberty Park. For some, it’s a welcome sight. Others wish it had stayed submerged.
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A proposed limestone quarry in Parleys Canyon sparked the county council’s decision.
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In a statement to KUER, a spokesperson said Starbucks is “listening and learning” from its employees, but they believe they’ll work better together without a union.
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Sen. Mike Lee, R-UT, and Rep. Blake Moore, R-UT, joined the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce Tuesday to highlight the need to tackle government spending and supply chain issues.