Maya Mackinnon is a City Editor at Idaho State Journal. She covers a diverse range of topics including Utah, Idaho, crime, space, and design, often exploring the intersection of these themes in her reporting. Maya's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Utah Statesman and The Herald Journal.
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Logan, United States (Local)
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Maya Mackinnon's coverage primarily focuses on local news, community events, and government activities in Logan, Utah. She shows a strong interest in featuring stories related to the local community, including profiles of businesses and individuals making an impact.
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By: Maya Mackinnon
A bill proposing to legally punish public school employees for possessing banned books is currently being discussed in the Utah State House of Representatives.
By: Maya Mackinnon
Meraki Floral Co has passed through the hands of respected community members and found its home with Haily Larsen.
Gov. Spencer Cox, left, and Irshad Manji, of the Moral Courage Project, participate in a forum discussing conflict resolution Monday at USU.
By: Maya Mackinnon
Four local coalitions have been formed by the Bear River Health Department in partnership with local agencies, entities and individuals to prevent substance misuse among youth in Cache County.
By: Maya Mackinnon
Owen and Lenore Litz sit on a couch made by J&J.W. Meeks around 1840. The couple ran Antique Harbour, a Victorian era-themed antique shop on Main Street in Logan. (Jennifer Meyers/Herald Journal)
Attending the 2024 Sundance Film Festival for the second time was another dream come true. Being part of such an enthusiastic, friendly, happy and intellectual atmosphere, even for just a couple days, soothes the soul.
The Crumb Brothers building as seen on Friday morning. Eli Lucero/Herald Journal
Rob Davies speaks during a panel discussion about economic growth and sustainability Friday at USU. Eli Lucero/Herald Journal
By: Maya Mackinnon
Ryan Cowley, director of elections for the State of Utah, speaks to the Cache County Council on Tuesday, about an investigation that was conducted about irregularities in Cache County Clerkâs office. Eli Lucero/Herald Journal
By: Maya Mackinnon
Driven by his passion for the outdoors, accessibility and sustainability, Carson Field has opened Naomi Market, a new outdoor gear and apparel consignment store in the valley.
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