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Former Daggett County jail inmates tortured by police say they hope their lawsuit will bring change to how prisoners are treated
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Own Your Democracy
There’s an old saying that “A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is still putting its shoes on”—…
While the principal made thousands marketing this Utah school, students’ grades were mediocre and state funds were used to buy treats and video games
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Education leaders make progress to keep experienced educators on SLC’s west side but easier work still draws teachers away
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Empty Boxes: How Utah communities adapt when Amazon washes away brick-and-mortar retail
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FBI confirms ongoing investigation into former UTA boardmembers in order to protect records
The Utah Investigative Journalism Project was denied access to a 2012 report on the actions of former Utah Transit Au…
The Media Is Under Fire For Being Too Biased And Not Biased Enough
The following op-ed appeared in the Dec. 17, 2017 Salt Lake Tribune. As a journalist I hate to hear complaints of bia…
‘Scared all the time’: Former Daggett inmates describe abuse at the hands of jail officers
The following story was written and researched by Rone Tempest for The Utah Investigative Journalism Project in partn…