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Scott Mckane's articles predominantly focus on local events, particularly those pertaining to community outreach and support. Given the emphasis on local stories, he would likely be receptive to pitches that highlight positive initiatives or unique events within the Salt Lake City area or broader Utah region.
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By: Scott-Mckane, Scott McKane
SYRACUSE, Utah — The bison attack last week at Yellowstone National Park served as an opportunity for officials at Utah's Antelope Island State Park to remind visitors these animals are wild, they can be unpredictable and you absolutely need to stay a safe distance away from them.
By: Scott McKane, Scott-Mckane
BRIGHAM CITY, Utah — For the fourth time since mid-May, the group “Grow the Flow” sponsored a public forum on the proposed data center in Box Elder County.
By: Scott-Mckane, Scott McKane
EUREKA, Utah — With new wildfires popping up seemingly every day, there are now new concerns across much of Utah; rain storms and too much water on burn scars.
By: Scott Mckane
A flurry of activity was underway on the University of Utah campus as hundreds were at work prepping multiple locations for possible flooding ahead of heavy rain forecast through the weekend.
By: Scott Mckane
The actions of a concerned citizen helped Salt Lake City firefighters quickly douse several small fires that had the potential to spread to something much larger.
By: Scott-Mckane, Scott McKane
Dozens of people showed up, braving 90+ degree temperatures to get into what they call "Good Trouble." It's a saying made popular by the late congressman and civil rights leader John Lewis.
By: Scott McKane, Scott-Mckane
WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah — Where you live in the Salt Lake Valley determined whether you bore the brunt of the wind and rain on Tuesday night.
By: Scott-Mckane, Scott McKane
SALT LAKE CITY — What has become a popular alternative to the annual Pioneer Day celebrations has grown exponentially from a few hundred people at a downtown bar to several thousand people invading Smith's Ballpark in Salt Lake City.
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MIDVALE, Utah — Local community members and businesses continue to rally around the people displaced by last week's North Union apartment fire in Midvale.
By: Scott-Mckane, Scott McKane
MIDVALE, Utah — Dozens of displaced residents were escorted to the Midvale apartment and had just fifteen minutes to recover whatever they owned from their living space.
