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Thursday morning, June 18, 2020Coalition Wants More Transparency In Inland Port PlanThe Stop the Polluting Port coalition has responded to the proposed…
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Thursday morning, May 28, 2020Latinx Community Accounts For 14% Of Utah’s Population, Nearly 40% Of COVID CasesUtah’s Latinx community now accounts for…
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Wednesday morning, Feb. 26, 2020First Utah Black Lives Matter Chapter Off Wasatch FrontThe first chapter of Black Lives Matter — the civil rights movement…
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More changes to the Utah Inland Port may be coming under legislation passed by a state House committee Tuesday. The bill, sponsored by Rep. Francis…
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From the inland port to ballot initiatives to beer, KUER’s reporters have been following 2019’s biggest stories. Political reporter Nicole Nixon and…
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Control over some 16,000 acres of undeveloped land in northwest Salt Lake City is in the hands of a Utah judge after he heard oral arguments Monday in a…
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As protesters chanted and blew whistles at the first Utah Inland Port Authority Board in months, the port’s new director tried on Thursday to calm public…
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As the Inland Port Authority Board prepares to meet for the first time since protestors interrupted its July meeting, opponents of the proposed trade hub…
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A new public engagement report by the non-profit planning group Envision Utah said people are concerned about the inland port. Chief among those worries…
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Despite overwhelming public opposition, the Salt Lake City Council voted Tuesday to approve a hefty tax reimbursement to a developer in the city’s…
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The day after Gov. Gary Herbert denounced a violent inland port protest and doubled-down on calling it “borderline terrorism,” organizers behind the…
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A monthly inland port meeting lasted just 15 minutes before it was canceled because of disruptive protesters Wednesday afternoon.About two dozen people…