Elaine Clark

Sep 26, 2024 | kuer.org | Pamela McCall |Elaine Clark

Novelist Viet Thanh Nguyen was very young when his family fled Vietnam in 1975. So being a refugee, to him, is “completely tied up with my memory and my identity.”His family, along with 22,000 other Vietnamese and Cambodian refugees, ended up at Fort Indiantown Gap in Pennsylvania. In order to leave the camp, they each had to have an American sponsor. “There wasn't an American family or church willing to sponsor all four of us,” Nguyen explained.

Aug 6, 2024 | kuer.org | Elaine Clark

Utah is scheduled to execute Taberon Honie by lethal injection at 12:01 a.m. on Aug. 8, 2024. Honie was sentenced to death for the 1998 murder of Claudia Benn, his ex-girlfriend’s mother. He broke into her Cedar City home and brutally slashed and stabbed her. Her grandchildren, including Honie’s 2-year-old daughter, were in the house at the time. It will mark the state’s eighth execution since 1977 after a federal moratorium was lifted on the death penalty.

Jul 14, 2024 | kuer.org | Elaine Clark

On Saturday, it was an otherwise normal evening in Salt Lake City’s Liberty Park. Families picnicked. Couples walked their dogs. Friends gathered to take their mindsoff the heat. Eighteen hundred miles away, the 2024 presidential election was upended by gunfire at a Trump rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. The suspected shooter, identified as, was able to get surprisingly close. He attacked from the rooftop of a nearby building outside the rally and was killed by the Secret Service.

Jun 12, 2024 | railway-news.com | Elaine Clark |Tiana May

By Elaine Clark, Chief Executive Officer at Rail ForumRail Safety Week 2024 will run from Monday 24 – Sunday 30 June. With safety remaining of paramount importance to the rail industry, Rail Forum is committed to delivering Rail Safety Week 2024. Rail Safety Week was the brainchild of Alan Tarrant. In 2023, Rail Forum then adopted the initiative.

May 1, 2024 | kuer.org | Elaine Clark

As pro-Palestine student protests continue to spread across — and roil — university campuses nationwide, Utah has seen two different experiences. The first protest at the University of Utah grew heated as police moved in, tore down tents in President’s Circle and arrested 19. The second night was quieter.