Spencer Wilkinson
Reporter| Access Utah Producer | Digital/Administrative InternMy love for politics and writing brought me to UPR in February of 2025. Though I started as just a digital intern, I have loved spending the past few months collecting jobs like Pokémon cards. As a USU sophomore pursuing an English degree, the Events Director of USU's Government Relations Council, and member of the College of Arts and Sciences Council, I spend a lot of time on campus — working on homework and thinking about USU in general. When I get a chance to breathe, I love to read and get little treats with friends.
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Kevin O'Keefe and Briana Dolan, co-founders of Peaks Art Fairs, opened the Salt Lake Art Show in Sandy on Thursday, bringing together various forms of art from across the country. -
On Monday, the Box Elder County Commission voted in favor of a controversial data center project — an undertaking that would create the largest single data center campus in the U.S. -
A week and a half after Jump the Moon's Executive Director Michael Bingham stepped down, the art studio held their first annual escape room fundraiser. -
For over a century, Utah has had a strict gambling ban in place. However, prediction markets such as Kalshi and Polymarket are frequently used as loopholes. -
As Utah sees record-breaking temperatures and abnormally low snowpack, the Logan Library is using film to encourage Utahns to pay closer attention to their changing climate. -
As Utah State University's spring semester comes to an end, university officials have decided to give their emergency notification system an upgrade. -
More than 1,500 Cache Valley residents rallied in downtown Logan on Saturday, contributing to more than 3,000 "No Kings" protests taking place across the country. -
The Island Market's 65 year-old building has been cleared for renovation by the Logan City Council. Owner Chris Sands guarantees the small town feel will stay alive. -
Organized by Save Our Great Salt Lake, the annual rally at the Utah Capitol saw a massive turnout this year while the lake reaches near-record lows. -
SafeUT has been available for Utahns throughout the state for over a decade. Sen. Heidi Balderree, however, believes the app needs a change.
