Armando Sol News Today

  On April 9, 2006, tens of thousands of people marched down State Street for humane immigration reform – a protest outnumbering those of the Vietnam War and Civil Rights Movement in Salt Lake City. An organizer of the march itself, University of Utah professor Armando Solórzano, recently created an exhibit, “Invisible No More: Latinx’s...

A Utah photo exhibit documents the largest march in state history, a rally for immigration reform led by Latinos in the Beehive State in 2006.

The largest march in Utah’s history was tens of thousands of Utahns marching for comprehensive immigration reform in April 2006, led by the state’s Latino community.

Black Physicians of Utah return to talk about diversity in medicine and what happens when that quality is lacking in education and practice. Plus, Invisible No More, Making Waves for Great Salt Lake, and more Crate Digging 101!

Invisible No More

MEXICO CITY (AP) — The number of monarch butterflies wintering in the mountains of central Mexico dropped 22% from the previous year, and the number of trees lost from their favored wintering grounds tripled.

MEXICO CITY (AP) — The number of monarch butterflies wintering in the mountains of central Mexico dropped 22% from the previous year, and the number of trees lost from their favored wintering grounds tripled.

SANTA ANA ZIROSTO, Mexico (AP) — It is a long and sometimes dangerous journey for avocados destined for guacamole on tables and tailgates in the United States during the Super Bowl.

MEXICO CITY -- Experts say you may be paying more for your avocado toast in the short term, and the effects of the U.S. temporary ban on imports of the fruit is already being felt by avocado pickers in Mexico.

Inspections were halted last week after a U.S. inspector was threatened in Michoacan, where growers are routinely subject to extortion by drug cartels.