Will the Legislature Fight Back? 6.7 Magnitude Earthquake, and Vinyl Treasures
The Utah Legislature might call themselves into special session to push back on recent losses handed down by the Supreme Court. Host Ali Vallarta and executive producer Emily Means discuss the odds that lawmakers will put another constitutional amendment on our ballots. Plus, the state’s earthquake commission gets canned, treasure hunting in KRCL’s record collection, and apply to be an SLC planning commissioner.
Resources and references:
- Vote for City Cast Salt Lake in Best of Utah
- Will Legislators Plot Revenge on Utah’s Supreme Court? [City Cast Salt Lake]
- Utah legislators eye special session, maybe next week. Will it deal with abortion, redistricting? [Utah News Dispatch]
- This group is tasked with preparing Utah for the “Big One.” Utah leaders voted to get rid of it. [Salt Lake Tribune]
- Check out KRCL’s record sale.
- Apply for Salt Lake City’s planning commission (especially Glendale and Avenues residents!)
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