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“Reaching for Air” profundizará en la contaminación y cómo afecta a los residentes del oeste.

Reaching for Air is a collaboration between KUER and The Salt Lake Tribune that amplifies the air quality stories of west side residents.

His decision to skip the debate reflects a trend emerging in politics nationwide; while running attack ads and speaking to friendly media outlets, candidates and their consultants are deciding to minimize debate appearances or shirk them altogether.

Republican Rep. Burgess Owens announced Wednesday he would not participate in that night’s debate for Utah's 4th Congressional District. His Democratic and United Utah Party challengers went on without him.

Misinformation recently came up in two separate political races in Utah.

“At some point, it goes beyond the rhetoric,” said Paighten Harkins, a reporter at The Salt Lake Tribune. “I think that's what people are nervous about.”

El Dr. CJ Powers recomienda primero escuchar, validar e intentar consolar a los niños después de la tragedia de Texas.

Should the tragedy prompt more state funding for classroom security here?

The latest Utah news for Thursday morning, April 28, 2022

Who holds the cards when it comes to government power in Utah? Salt Lake Tribune Columnist Robert Gehrke has some thoughts.

Utah has a memorandum of understanding with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for welfare in the state.That agreement is legal and has saved Utah $75 million in federal obligation over the last decade. Here’s what happens when the state “effectively outsources its safety net to a religious institution.”

About a quarter of Utah’s population is made up of racial and ethnic minorities. But a new investigation by the Salt Lake Tribune and Frontline PBS found that a third of the people Utah police shoot at are minorities.