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Barnharts first-place wins include for Best Newspaper Reporter Portfolio, for her reporting on the Utah Film Commissions state film incentives bill, her coverage of COVD-19 and a feature story about how the Summit County Sheriffs Office reunited a California teen, who is diagnosed with autism, with his family.

From kind acts to clean copy, Todd Curtis taught us all just how much the little things matter.

Even in his very first moments of life, Todd Curtis was beating the odds.

Two refurbished plaques returned to the site of the original Salt Lake City station on the Pony Express. Theyre a reminder of how the short-lived business changed everything.

Despite pushback from community members and warnings from media organizations, Utah lawmakers are advancing a bill to protect Garrity statements from public records requests.

The Utah Legislature is considering making police Garrity statements private records. Police argue allowing Garrity interviews to be published in media would create a "chilling effect" for police officers. Media argues the bill would further damage to public trust.

Protect the Badge and the Truth Every day, police officers have to focus on the routine but meaningful work that comes with the badge. But...