Brittany Tait

2 weeks ago | ksl.com | Brittany Tait

PROVO – Thousands of children learned and grew inside the walls of the 75-year-old Wasatch Elementary. If those walls could talk, they would have beautiful stories to tell. But the walls are old and potentially unsafe. After a land swap agreement with Brigham Young University, a new $44 million campus was constructed. "Children have been attending here, at the new campus, since January," said Caleb Price, the Provo City School District director of communications. "There has been a lot of excitement.

2 weeks ago | ksltv.com | Brittany Tait

SALT LAKE CITY – Inside the walls of the 75-year-old, now former Wasatch Elementary, thousands of children learned and grew. If those walls could talk, they would have beautiful stories to tell. But the walls are old and potentially unsafe. After a land swap agreement with Brigham Young University, a new $44 million campus was constructed. “Children have been attending here, at the new campus, since January,” Caleb Price, the Provo City School District director of communications, said.

1 month ago | ksltv.com | Brittany Tait

EAGLE MOUNTAIN — A program designed for multi-language learners in Eagle Mountain continues to bring success to the community — but in these classrooms, the students are the parents. Saady Palacios, Community Outreach Liaison at Frontier Middle School, said she noticed a big uptick in the number of parents requesting translators when communicating about their child with a teacher.

1 month ago | ksltv.com | Brittany Tait

LEHI — A community in Utah County is coming together to support a woman who lost her husband in a hit-and-run crash on March 25. Garrett Pace, 23, was hit while riding his motorcycle at Gardner Lane and Redwood Road. West Jordan police said the driver of the SUV, who hit Pace, drove off before responding officers arrived. Days later, an arrest was made. Garrett Pace and his wife, Maurin Pace, were married less than two years. Friends said Maurin is still processing it all.

1 month ago | ksl.com | Brittany Tait

SALT LAKE CITY — Union workers, volunteers and friends of the United States Postal Service rallied outside of Salt Lake City's Main Post Station, Thursday. They picketed, along with thousands of others nationwide, against the Trump Administration's plans to privatize the United States Postal Service. Chants on the street corner rang out: "Not for sale. We'll sing this song — all day long.""We need to keep the Post Office public.