Caitlin Keith
ReporterCaitlin Keith is a general news reporter at UPR. She is from Lindon, Utah and is currently an undergrad student studying print journalism at USU. Caitlin loves to write and tell people’s stories. She is also a writer at the Utah Statesman. She loves to read, ski, play the cello and watch various TV shows.
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In other news: A former member of Utah State University’s football staff was arrested in Logan Thursday to connection to the poisoning deaths of a mother and fetus.
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In other news, construction crews started work Monday on an overhaul of 2100 South in Sugar House.
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Utah's Democratic primary happened by mail this year, but the Democratic caucus in Logan still had lots to do, electing precinct officers and delegates who will help represent Utahns and ultimately decide which nominees are on the ballot.
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UPR's Caitlin Keith went to the Democratic Caucus party in Logan in Cache Valley on Super Tuesday. Democrats had already cast their ballot by mail, so attendees focused more on the recent legislative session and hopes for the future.
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In other news: The Hill Air Force Base airfield was shut down after a jet made an emergency belly landing Thursday afternoon.
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Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley visited Utah Wednesday for a rally in Orem, ahead of Utah's participation in next week's Super Tuesday.
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In addition to academic support, Utah State University’s Black Student Union was founded in 1969 as place to gather and to promote the equal rights of black students as well as other minority students.
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In other news: The Biden-Harris Administration today is publishing a state-by-state breakdown of nearly 153,000 borrowers who are receiving $1.2 billion in loan forgiveness under President Biden’s Saving on a Valuable Education Plan.
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In other news: A billion dollar bill to create an “entertainment and sports” district in Salt Lake City has been filed in the Utah State Legislature.
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Kristyn Allred, the director of the She’s Daring Mighty Things program at Utah State University’s Huntsman School of Business weighs in on HB261, the new Equal Opportunities Initiatives bill.