Jordan Miller

‘Frightening’: Utah food banks scramble to meet highest-ever demand as families ‘bombarded’ by rising costs More Utahns are seeking food assistance now than ever before. It’s “frightening" for food banks and pantries across the state, where pandemic demand never died down and now inflation, looming tariffs ...

Food bank demand is soaring higher than ever. And when Tribune photog Fran Kjolseth and I went out to cover a food distribution, it was emotional to see so many volunteers working in the cold to ensure folks are fed.

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Utah mayor says ICE agents may have broken the law in viral traffic stop Utah mayor rips into ICE over “thuggery” and “demonstrably false” statements during viral traffic stop.

During a traffic stop Jan. 26, ICE agents told UPD officers in Millcreek that a man swerved his car at them.

Millcreek’s mayor said that video evidence shows their allegations were “demonstrably false,” and added that ICE “trampled” on the citizen’s rights during the stop: bit.ly/4hlRxmo

U.S. Supreme Court refuses to hear Utah’s public lands challenge The state in August filed a lawsuit asking the court to declare the federal Bureau of Land Management’s ownership of 18.5 million acres of land in Utah unconstitutional.

Hi! I'm on Bluesky now! And there's a lot going on this morning — to start, the Supreme Court just declined to hear Utah's case challenging public lands.

State leaders say they "will continue to fight to keep public lands in public hands"
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