A selection of work from my time as a local government reporter at The Salt Lake Tribune.
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A selection of work from my time as a local government reporter at The Salt Lake Tribune.
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Grandeur Peak Trailhead is giving Millcreek residents a congestion headache. Neighbors clashed Tuesday during a Salt Lake County Council meeting over how to handle parking near the popular spot, weighing in on options to alleviate the problem.
The City Council is considering a proposal to install sensors that would collect real-time data by tracking electronic devices' Wi-Fi and Bluetooth signals.
‘Centennial City’ wants to hold onto small-town feel even as it goes through big changes.
Budget discussions at a special City Council meeting earlier in the week revealed a deep rift between Mayor Cherie Wood and council members, though they were resolved in a compromise agreement approved unanimously last Wednesday.
The City Council has cleared the way for a new community amenity: a farmers market in the Village Center Plaza.
Primary election rivals state Sen. Lincoln Fillmore and Rep. Rich Cunningham, both R-South Jordan, hold similar views on a lot of issues, but when it comes to SB54 and how candidates are nominated they have a dramatic parting of the ways.
The Salt Lake City Cemetery is working to create a master plan that will guide future decisions to make the cemetery more sustainable and enjoyable for future generations.
The Draper Historic Preservation Commission wants to preserve a piece of the history of the Utah State Prison.
A group of preschoolers handed a check Tuesday to City Council members to build a new, all-abilities playground.