Charlie Kirk

A year after a political activist Charlie Kirk was shot and killed on their campus, Utah Valley University held a memorial for him.

Salt Lake Tribune reporters discuss the week’s top stories, including a still-pending review of Charlie Kirk's shooting one year later and changes for BYU religion classes.

In other news, thousands of Utah families could lose some or all childcare subsidies. And, Gov. Spencer Cox declared Thursday as Charlie Kirk Day a year after the deadly shooting.

The accused killer of Charlie Kirk is going to trial, the Trump Administration is considering repealing the Roadless Rule, and Google wants to power a data center in southwest Utah.

In other news, Washington Terrace decided not to install Flock cameras. And, tickets opened yesterday to tour the Salt Lake Temple. Over a million have already been reserved.

During a preliminary hearing, prosecutors presented what they say are text messages between defendant Tyler Robinson and his domestic partner.

After defense prosecutors asked that a key piece of evidence not be shown to the public, the judge ruled that it could still be shown, with redactions.

As Utah State University's spring semester comes to an end, university officials have decided to give their emergency notification system an upgrade.

In other news, a judge has denied a request from Tyler Robinson's lawyers to disqualify the current prosecutors because of an alleged conflict of interest.

In other news, Utah County leaders are asking for $2 million from lawmakers to cover costs related to the case against Tyler Robinson, who is accused of killing conservative influencer Charlie Kirk.