Friday, February 3, 2023 | 

Daniella Rivera

KSL-TV
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The West
Utah deputy twirling lasso in search for Black man prompts calls for training, accountability
“This triggers generational trauma for me,” Rae Duckworth, with Black Lives Matter Utah, said through tears as she watched the video.
By Daniella Rivera and Annie Knox
Amy Skalla votes at Draper City Hall in Draper, Utah.
Utah
Planning to vote in the primary election? How a new Utah law impacts party affiliation
In Utah, party rules require you register as a Republican in order to vote in the GOP primary election.
By Daniella Rivera, KSL-TV
Jaunita Martinez visits the gravesite of her son, Jeffrey Vigil, who died while in the Utah State Prison. 
Utah
Utah allowed rival gangs to mingle in prison; families say violence followed
In 2019, Utah prison officials stopped alternating recreation times for men belonging to two rival gangs. Now, some inmates’ families blame the change for new reports of violence.
By Daniella Rivera and Annie Knox
Kaytri Flint, who says Utah State University mishandled her report of rape, speaks about her experience.
Utah
USU student says school mishandled her report of rape after it promised to do better
Federal suit against the university alleges it has not made good on its promises to do better after a 2020 U.S. Department of Justice report found reports of sexual assault went unaddressed on the Logan campus.
By Annie Knox and Daniella Rivera