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February 14, 2024
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How Utah lawmakers disclose—or don't disclose—conflicts of interest.
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By Sydnee Chapman Gonzalez and Eric S. Peterson
- But lawmakers' professional interests can also open the door for conflicts of interest.
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October 18, 2023
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The Co$t of Mi$conduct
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By Eric S. Peterson, Kim Bojórquez, and Erin Alberty
- Kim Bojórquez
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October 11, 2023
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Men at Work
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By Eric S. Peterson
- Stuck at her desk answering the phone, she was immersed in a raucous frat-house vibe from the predominantly male sales staff.
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January 25, 2023
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Policing the Problem
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October 26, 2022
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How to get an eviction off your record in Utah.
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By Eric S. Peterson, Silvia Nuila, and Frank Regalado
- Have you ever been evicted? Do you wish it never happened? Thanks to a new law in Utah, you might be able to make it disappear from your legal record.
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September 14, 2022
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Critics fear a highway bypass could trigger development in Heber Valley's open spaces and threaten a critical water source.
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By Eric S. Peterson
- Brian Wimmer, president of the Trout Unlimited chapter of Utah County, has been casting his flies into the Middle Provo River for years.
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July 13, 2022
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Critics say a lack of trust between police and the homeless community is to blame for an unsolved homicide.
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By Eric S. Peterson and Bethany Rodgers
- Joe Salas was in a dark mood when he said goodbye to his wife at the North Temple Trax station and headed north along the Jordan River Trail on June 7, 2021.
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July 28, 2021
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While facing a historic drought, Utah officials don't have a handle on how much water slips through their fingers.
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By Eric S. Peterson and McKhelyn Jones
- The problem with these old water systems is they were never metered, especially as many ditches and canals were dug before meters had been invented. Now, many secondary systems simply estimate how much water customers use.
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August 5, 2015
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A new homeless policing strategy focuses on minor offenses
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By Eric S. Peterson
- Incumbent officeholders in an election season have to face a veritable firing squad of critical bullet points from their opponents.
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August 5, 2015
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In the solar-panel debate, Rocky Mountain Power turns a blind eye to the environmental benefits of sunshine
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By Eric S. Peterson
- Mark Larsen fits the bill of a stereotypical solar-panel user. He's a semi-retired college Spanish professor, active member of Utah Citizens Advocating for Renewable Energy (UCARE) and lives in a suburb of brown adobe homes outside of St. George.
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Tim Lawson, The Fix-It Man
The case files of Tim Lawson, purported power broker and pal to the attorney general.
February 02, 2011