Linda Oda Honored in 'Women of Weber' Exhibit
Oda has worked in Utah as a teacher, principal, professor, administrator, governors director of Asian Affairs and now as a volunteer for programs that support diversity.
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Oda has worked in Utah as a teacher, principal, professor, administrator, governors director of Asian Affairs and now as a volunteer for programs that support diversity.
Exclusive: Utah could ban teachers from talking about racism in their classrooms Some question whether critical race theory must be included in next week’s special legislative session (Photo courtesy of the Utah House of Representatives) Utah House Speaker Brad Wilson swears in Steve Christiansen to fill the vacancy left by former Utah Rep. Ken Ivory in 2019. | May 17, 2021, 10:52 a.m. Lawmakers may wade deep into the culture war during next week’s special legislative session as there’s a significant push to ban the teaching of critical race theory in Utah’s schools. Critical rac...
• Feb 18, 2021 Today our focus is on rural Utah and the legislature. What issues are especially important to residents outside of the Wasatch Front? What legislation is being proposed? Our guests will include Sen. Chris Wilson, R-Logan; Sen. Evan Vickers, R-Cedar City; Rep. Christine Watkins, R-Price; Rep. Kera Birkeland, R-Morgan; and Sen. Ronald Winterton R-Roosevelt. We would love to hear from you. What is the most important issue where you live? Email us to upraccess@gmail.com
The Utah Senate gave final passage to an in-person instruction bill that aims to bring K-12 and college students back into the classroom.
A Utah legislative panel advances a bill that would allow Moab and other Utah resort cities to crack down on overnight night from off-highway vehicles.