Report highlights solutions for epidemic of missing, murdered Indigenous Utahns
Native Americans make up only 1.5% of Utahs population, but they account for over 5% of the states murder victims.
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New recommendations from Murdered and Missing Indigenous task force
Utah lawmakers are looking at new recommendations to help some of the state's communities that feel forgotten.
United States Salt Lake Yolanda Francisco David Hinkinsr Orangeville Tamra Borchardt Slayton Kristina Groves
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'Our work isn't done': Utah missing, murdered Indigenous people task force preps for report
A Utah taskforce has a lot of work ahead as it gets ready to release a new report investigating solutions to help solve an epidemic of missing and murdered Indigenous Utahns.
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Report recommends big changes to help Utah's murdered, missing Indigenous people
A report recommends some significant policy changes to help investigate and solve cases involving murdered and missing Indigenous people in Utah.
United States Salt Lake City Angela Romero Yolanda Francisco David Hinkins Indigenous Women Girls Task
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Utah considers expanding task force for missing and murdered Indigenous people
A bill under consideration by the Utah Legislature would expand a task force on missing and murdered Indigenous people.
United States Salt Lake City Lady Jasmine Blackwater Nygren Crystalyne Curley Utah Legislature Indigenous Relatives Task
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Legislators pushing to extend task force for missing, murdered Indigenous people
The Native American Legislative Liaison Committee votes to recommend the extension of task force until November 2024.
United States Salt Lake City Angela Romero Sydnee Gonzalez Kristina Groves Indigenous Relatives Task
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