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Protestors assembled in downtown Logan to denounce corporate greed and government inaction on issues including climate change, immigration, and workers’ rights.
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In other news, the Loveland Living Planet Aquarium's clouded leopard has died. And, the first woman appointed as United States Attorney for the District of Utah has left her role.
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In the face of a controversial bill, first responders and public employees warn that limiting collective bargaining could jeopardize safety and weaken essential services.
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In other news, several Utah businesses closed on Monday as a show of support for immigrants amid mass deportation efforts by President Trump.
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In other news, Utah lawmakers are looking to put Utah on standard time year-round — at least for now. And, a reporter who helped the Salt Lake Tribune win its first Pulitzer Prize has died at 102.
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Tribune reporters Robert Gehrke and Carmen Nesbitt join host UPR’s Tom Williams to talk about the latest news, including a few massive changes Utah could see from the 2025 legislative session.
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In other news, Utah firefighters are preparing to head home after two weeks battling the Los Angeles County wildfires. And, Utahns can see bald eagles across the state this winter.
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Judd Goff interviews his father Paul Goff about how the two most influential men in his father’s life led to a career that he loved.
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Conversations bring out stories, not only our own, but those of previous generations. Alice MacAllister reveals the story of one of the lesser known victims of the Red Scare: her own father.
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Blue Sky, Rocky Mountain Power's renewable energy-focused program, also celebrated their 200th completed project Monday.