Salt Lake Tribune reporters Courtney Tanner, Carmen Nesbitt and Leia Larsen join host UPR’s Tom Williams to talk about the week’s top stories, including a Utah university saying it will revise how it applies an anti-DEI law after a backlash over its banned words list, why Utah lawmakers still refuse to give USU full approval for its budget cut plan, the Utah County high school administrator accused of sharing ‘overtly’ religious messaging in video to students, and the possible effects of US Magnesium's shutdown.
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LINKS:
- Utah university says it will revise how it applies anti-DEI law after backlash over its banned words list
- Utah lawmakers still refuse to give USU full approval for its budget cut plan
- Utah County high school administrator accused of sharing ‘overtly’ religious messaging in video to students
- What US Magnesium’s shutdown could mean for the nation’s supply chain — and Utah’s air
