Healthcare

Health Care Reform: Medicine, Myths, and Realities, a Panel Discussion on the Affordable Care Act

The Affordable Care Act has been hotly debated since it was enacted in March, 2010.  On October 30, a panel discussion featuring viewpoints from a variety of experts was held at the Salt Lake City Main Library.  The panel featured Judi Hilman, Executive Director of the Utah Health Policy Project, Norman Waitzman, Professor in Economics…

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Economy

Consumer Spending Up Across the Wasatch Front

Consumer spending across the Wasatch Front is up 3.9 percent over the past 12 months, two percent higher than the national consumer price index, according to the Zion’s Bank Consumer Attitude Index.  Randy Shumway, CEO of The Cicero Group, says improvements in the housing market and the continued decrease in unemployment have lead to a…

City Beat

Winter Farmers Market Coming to Salt Lake City

Four months out of the year, Pioneer Park is filled with farmers, bakers and artisans selling their goods at the Downtown Farmers Market. Saturday, the market wrapped up its 20th season, but as KCPW’s Jessica Gail reports, plans are already underway to expand the market beginning next month.

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City Views

CityViews 10/30/12: Health Reform Alternatives/“Its Head Came Off by Accident”

  Segment 1: Health care reform has been both pilloried and praised since it became law in March 2010. While the Affordable Care Act – also known as ObamaCare – has become a political football, what should be done to deliver medicine more reliably and affordably to all Americans? A panel discussion featuring a variety…

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Economy

Home Prices Up in Salt Lake County

Home prices in Salt Lake County are on the rise. Third quarter home prices are up 11 percent from 2011 according to the Salt Lake Board of Realtors.  President Donna Pozzuoli says this is the first time in five years that Salt Lake County home prices have made a comeback. “When you look across the…

City Views

CityViews 10/29/12: Going for Broke/Dying Forests, Part 2

  Segment 1: For the past 12 years, Daniel Suelo has lived solely off the land. He forages for onions and dumpster dives for food. He won’t accept payment for any work he performs and lives in a cave in Moab. This austere lifestyle is intentional, his – as he describes it – “therapeutic relief…

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Local News

Acclaimed Historian to Speak on Politics & the Media in Salt Lake City

President Theodore Roosevelt’s “bully pulpit” doesn’t exist in the same way for modern presidents. That’s part of the message Pulitzer Prize-winning author and historian Doris Kearns Goodwin will deliver this Saturday in Salt Lake City. Jeff Robinson spoke with her about politics and the media for a preview of the event.

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County Beat

Sheriff Winder, Other Law Enforcement, Endorse McAdams

Members of Salt Lake County’s Law enforcement announced their endorsement today for County Mayoral Candidate Ben McAdams. As KCPW’s Charlotte Duren reports, statements made last week by Republican opponent Mark Crockett led to the endorsement of McAdams, who they say is the candidate that best understands the needs of Salt Lake’s criminal justice system.

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