Ivana Martinez
General Assignment ReporterIvana Martinez is the general assignment reporter for KUER. She’s been reporting since her junior year in high school when she somehow managed to get her hands on a DSLR camera, a recorder and notebook. She hasn’t been able to stop since. She previously worked as the assistant news editor at the Daily Utah Chronicle and was the 2020-2021 "Robert K. Avery Scholar" for KUER. When she’s not working, Martinez is probably reading good books, drinking lots of coffee or singing Taylor Swift songs in the car.
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During the interim session, the Health and Human Health Services committee heard from insurance companies, health organizations and some drug companies about best practices for reducing drug prices. -
Doctors weigh in on the do’s and don’ts when it comes to feeding your baby amid the formula shortage.
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Each year since 2018, the Mural Fest has brought together several artists from around the country and here locally. They just added 11 more murals to South Salt Lake.
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As a nationwide supply chain shortage impacts the ability to buy baby formula, here are Utah resources that can help.
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After the state legislature passed a bill that changed the makeup of the Inland Port Authority, new board members meet for the first time.
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“The June Sucker, probably more than anything nowadays, is a barometer for the health of Utah Lake and its environment.”
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Hundreds of people gathered at the state Capitol building to celebrate the life of the disability activist.
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"Estamos perdiendo estudiantes a un paso increíblemente rápido porque se están mudando fuera del vecindario y mudándose a otras comunidades donde la vivienda es más asequible”, dijo un educador.
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“We're losing students at an incredibly rapid rate because they're moving out of the neighborhood and moving to other communities where housing is more affordable,” said one educator.
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County Mayor Jenny Wilson said it’s not enough to repair the damage to the community but it’s a start.
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Curtis received support from 45% of the delegates in the second round of voting.
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Sen. Mike Lee will still face two challengers on the primary ballot.
