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Think about the big stories that have touched our region during the past couple of months. Area residents, for instance, had big questions about the Market St

HUNTSVILLE, Ala.—Dana Holladay-Hollifield has worked as a nurse in Alabama for years, but never was her pay as low as it was at Huntsville Hospital.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala.—Dana Holladay-Hollifield has worked as a nurse in Alabama for years, but never was her pay as low as it was at Huntsville Hospital.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala.—Dana Holladay-Hollifield has worked as a nurse in Alabama for years, but never was her pay as low as it was at Huntsville Hospital.

Dana Holladay-Hollifield’s predicament represents what experts say is a fundamental breakdown of American democracy: the fact that, in most states, residents’ most effective – and often only – option for

Think about the big stories that have touched our region during the past couple of months. Area residents, for instance, had big questions about the Market St

HUNTSVILLE, Ala.—Dana Holladay-Hollifield has worked as a nurse in Alabama for years, but never was her pay as low as it was at Huntsville Hospital.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala.—Dana Holladay-Hollifield has worked as a nurse in Alabama for years, but never was her pay as low as it was at Huntsville Hospital.

The following story was reported by The Utah Investigative Journalism Project in partnership with Salt Lake City Weekly. The Utah Legislature is made up of part-timers whose day jobs shape their approach to lawmaking. In many cases, their expertise as doctors, educators, business owners and more offers insight into a myriad of issues affecting Utahns.

How Utah lawmakers disclose—or don't disclose—conflicts of interest.