Duck Thurgood is a journalist for Utah Public Radio, focusing on local news in Logan, Utah. With a keen interest in community issues and current events, Duck covers a range of topics including education, environment, politics, and public health.
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By: Duck Thurgood
The candidates disagreed on whether trans people, including trans children, should be allowed to use their preferred bathroom and join sports teams that align with their gender identity.
By: Duck Thurgood
In other news, Spanish Fork is receiving $1.2 million in federal funds to assist in flood repair. And, roads in two northern Utah cities have closed due to malfunctioning railroad crossing arms.
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In other news, a sediment slump has created a new rapid at Canyonlands National Park. And, the first 12 starter homes of Gov. Spencer Cox's 35,000-home goal are underway.
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At an election watch party by Utah State University's political science department, UPR talked with two students about their election feelings and the importance of young people in politics.
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In other news, ski season is approaching with the first resort opening on Friday. And, Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson says changes are needed after polling issues on Election Day in Utah County.
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Over nine months after Utah passed an anti-DEI bill that would lead to the closure of Utah State University’s Inclusion Center, some of the people affected gathered to discuss struggles
Utah Public Radio | By Duck Thurgood Published November 18, 2024 at 1:56 PM MST Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email
Holden Potter, secretary for the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, reads the names of the trans people killed in the U.S. in the last year at a vigil on Trans Day of Remembrance.
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