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10/12/2026

🗳️ Do Utahns still trust elections?

Elections officials say the national fight over mail-in voting is fueling concerns in Utah. One election clerk says he’s been taking calls as people wonder about election security—and how they can make sure their votes are counted.

PBS Utah’s Lauren Steinbrecher spoke with election officials, toured a ballot-processing facility, and looked at the safeguards designed to protect your vote every step of the way. 📬✅

🎥 Get the full story at PBSUtah.org/UtahInsight (link in bio).

This story is part of We Vote Utah, a collaboration between PBS Utah, KUER, and Utah News Dispatch.

10/12/2026

🗳️ Do Utahns still trust elections?

Elections officials say the national fight over mail-in voting is fueling concerns in Utah. One election clerk says he’s been taking calls as people wonder about election security—and how they can make sure their votes are counted.

PBS Utah’s Lauren Steinbrecher spoke with election officials, toured a ballot-processing facility, and looked at the safeguards designed to protect your vote every step of the way. 📬✅

🎥 Get the full story at PBSUtah.org/UtahInsight

This story is part of We Vote Utah, a collaboration between PBS Utah, KUER 90.1, and Utah News Dispatch.

10/10/2026

What words would you say to save someone's life?

Joe Tuia’ana told a stranger, "I love you bro," and not only did it save one man's life- it also launched a men's mental health movement in Utah. Joe founded the I Love You Bro project and has been on a mission to change the world, "one bro at a time."

What began as a conversation with a stranger at their lowest moment became something much bigger. Today, the I Love You Bro Project is helping men across Utah break down stigma, build genuine connections, and have honest conversations about mental health.

In recognition of Mental Illness Awareness Week, we're sharing our Contact interview with Joe and the powerful story behind a movement dedicated to changing lives, one conversation and one bro at a time.

For more head to iloveyoubroproject.org




10/07/2026

Public opinion is rarely one thing at a time.

Neil Walter UT House District 74 (Utah House of Representatives), Mary Weaver Bennett (Michael O. Leavitt Center for Politics and Public Service at SUU), and Shawn Guzman, political expert, join The Hinckley Report to discuss what voter attitudes reveal about political engagement, economic confidence, and the challenges shaping Utah's outlook.

Watch the full discussion at YouTube.com/

10/02/2026

What happens when college athletes turn their passion into community impact? 🏃‍♀️💙

Erin Vringer shares how Run Your City SLC, a free youth running program, is helping children of all abilities build confidence, teamwork, and resilience — one step at a time.

Because running isn’t just about crossing the finish line. It’s about discovering what you’re capable of along the way.

Head to runyourcity.org/chapters/run-slc for more

10/01/2026

Sometimes expanding access can change who participates.

On The Hinckley Report, Amelia Powers Gardner (UC Government), Ben Winslow (FOX 13 News), and Lannie Chapman (Salt Lake County Government) discuss how Utah's vote-by-mail system has shaped civic participation and why convenience remains a central part of the conversation around elections.

Watch the full discussion at YouTube.com/

09/29/2026

🎨✨ Looking for your next inspiring experience?

Miranda Wright shares a preview of the Center for the Arts at Kayenta's upcoming fall season, featuring nationally recognized artists, captivating dance performances, art festivals, documentary screenings, and community events.

From creativity and culture to connection and conversation, discover how the arts can open doors to new perspectives and unforgettable experiences right here in Southern Utah.

Head to kayentaarts.org to learn more

09/25/2026

Freedom. Exile. Identity.

These are just some of the themes audiences will experience during the Chamber Music Series' 2026-27 season. Kimi Kawashima previews a lineup that blends contemporary voices with classical masterpieces in a season designed to inspire and connect.

Head to www.novaslc.org to learn more

09/23/2026

The pace of AI innovation is raising questions that don't have easy answers. As policymakers, technologists, and the public try to keep up, the conversation is shifting from what's possible to what's responsible.

On The Hinckley Report, Brigham Tomco (Deseret News), Heidi Hatch (KUTV 2News), and Glen Mills discuss how governments can approach AI oversight without slowing innovation.

Watch the full discussion at YouTube.com/

09/22/2026

The 14th Annual Groove in the Grove festival brings the Poplar Grove neighborhood together for a celebration of the people and cultures that make Salt Lake City’s Westside unique.

Contact's host, Liz Adeola, met with Daniel Tuutau to learn about the live entertainment, family activities, nonprofits, food vendors, local businesses, and community connections that make Groove in the Grove a Westside tradition.

Head to www.poplargroveslc.org/groove.html to learn more

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