Test scores show Utah students are lagging in math, science and language arts. A BYU poll shows the race between Republican Mia Love and Democrat Doug Owens tightening. And an autopsy confirms police shot a Saratoga man in the back while eyewitness accounts say he swung a sword at officers. On Friday at 9 a.m., Tribune reporters Robert Gehrke, Jessica Miller,…
Salt Lake City Councilmembers want answers on officer-involved shootings and rape kits. The governor’s agreement with the feds on his Medicaid alternative is a done deal. And the LDS Church lays out more details on its polygamous past. On Friday at 9 a.m., Tribune reporters Peggy Fletcher Stack, Lee Davidson and Christopher Smart, and education and health editor Rebecca Walsh…
Threats to feminist video game critic Anita Sarkeesian spark questions about campus security and free speech at Utah State University. Candidates in the 4th Congressional District spar on student loans and immigration. State auditors ding the Governor’s Office of Economic Development on oversight of an incentive program to draw business to the state. And former Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff wants…
Same-sex marriage once again becomes a legal reality in Utah. The state was within its rights to adopt Common Core standards, a legal review finds. And the major party candidates in Utah’s 3rd Congressional District mix it up over executive power. On Friday at 9 a.m., Tribune columnist Paul Rolly and reporters Matt Canham, Marissa Lang and Benjamin Wood…
The Texas State Pen Show – October 3, 2014 at 10 AM and 8 PM This hour: we present two very different stories about the Texas State Penitentiary. Both are about soul – the kind you dance to, and the kind you pray for. Prisoner Soul (NOTE: This piece is not available online due…
Election 2014 debates kick off with matches between Donna McAleer and Rep. Rob Bishop, Luz Robles and Rep. Chris Stewart, and Mia Love and Doug Owens, sort of. Vail announces a plan to create the nation’s largest ski resort. And a key figure in Utah liquor laws regrets not making the so-called Zion Curtain universal.…
In this one-hour special, Radio Ambulante presents more of the best English-language stories from its first season with reporting from North Carolina, Chile and Mexico.Featured stories: The Forbidden Word – This story takes place in Durham, North Carolina. In 2000, after an itinerant life with his mother in Peru, Colombia, Bolivia, and Argentina, Reza Salazar landed in…
Five people are charged for illegally riding ATVs through Recapture Canyon. Gov. Herbert says the feds won’t designate a new national monument while the public lands process continues. Utah Transit Authority tells lawmakers they will enact reforms recommended in a state audit. And lawmakers review Herbert’s Medicaid substitute. On Friday at 9 a.m., Tribune editorial writer George Pyle and reporters Lee…
The U.S. and Mexico share deep personal, economic, geographic and cultural connections, but our understanding of Mexico is often limited by stereotype and media exaggeration. Mexico Uncovered is out to change that. This one hour special is reported by some of the most talented young journalists working in public radio today, Annie Murphy, Mo?nica Ortiz…
The U.S. Supreme Court announces it will review same-sex marriage cases involving five states, including Utah. Vail buys Park City Mountain Resort, ending a three years of litigation. Former Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff asks the FBI and Utah Department of Public Safety for tapes, documents and all other information gathered on him. And a former Salt Lake City School District lunchroom…
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