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In honor of Banned Books Week, RadioACTive's Nick Burns talks with Carmen Maria Machado The Haunting Reality of Book Bans in America. Mayra Cedano of Comunidades Unidas, which is having a great year. Plus, Rocky Mountain Community Radio ...
Public Health Day with nurses at the Utah Capitol. Muralist Beto Conejo on the intersection of art, identity and public lands. SLTrib and FRONTLINE doc 'Shots Fired' premieres tomorrow night. SL Community Mutual Aid trying to keep neighb...
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah civic and business leaders, DACA recipients and formerly undocumented immigrants called upon Utah Sens. Mike Lee and Mitt Romney to back bipartisan bills focused on immigration reform Wednesday, citing economic and moral imperatives. Leaders at the event, held at the World Trade Center Utah, emphasized the important role immigrants have in Utah's economy. As Utah emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic, like most of the nation, it's confronted with a severe labor shortage. The labor shortage is expected to persist as Utah's unemployment rate trends towards its pre-pandemic ...
First lady Jill Biden seemed right at home Wednesday interacting with students and praising teachers at a middle school on the west side of Salt Lake City.
| Updated: 1:46 a.m. (Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) First lady Jill Biden completes an assignment, writing a statement about herself, at Glendale Middle School in Salt Lake City on Wednesday, May 5, 2021. As Jill Biden emerged around the side of a Salt Lake County Health Department bus Wednesday, she was greeted by Comunidades Unidas members and volunteers holding a banner at Jordan Park. “Bienvenida, Dr. Biden,” they yelled in unison. The first lady then turned to 14-year-old Lesley Soledad, who shared with Biden how she got her name. “When my parents came to the United ...