Sara Weber

4 days ago | sltrib.com | Sara Weber

Happy Saturday, and welcome to Inside Voices, a weekly newsletter that features a collection of ideas, perspectives and solutions from across Utah - without any of the vitriol or yelling that's become all too common on other platforms. Subscribe here. In mid-April, which was Autism Awareness Month, U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. held a press conference about increased rates of autism in children.

3 weeks ago | sltrib.com | Sara Weber

Happy Saturday, and welcome to Inside Voices, a weekly newsletter that features a collection of ideas, perspectives and solutions from across Utah - without any of the vitriol or yelling that's become all too common on other platforms. Subscribe here. When 92-year-old Marlene Kaiser emailed me last week, she had a lot to say about what is going on in the U.S. Department of Education.

1 month ago | sltrib.com | Sara Weber

Happy Saturday, and welcome to Inside Voices, a weekly newsletter that features a collection of ideas, perspectives and solutions from across Utah - without any of the vitriol or yelling that's become all too common on other platforms. Subscribe here. You might have seen the news that Utah is officially the first state to outlaw pride flags in government buildings and schools. In a letter to lawmakers explaining his decision to let the bill become law without his signature, Gov.

1 month ago | sltrib.com | Sara Weber

Happy Saturday, and welcome to Inside Voices, a weekly newsletter that features a collection of ideas, perspectives and solutions from across Utah - without any of the vitriol or yelling that's become all too common on other platforms. Subscribe here. Utah Reps. Celeste Maloy and Mike Kennedy recently held an hour-long town hall, where participants asked about President Donald Trump's executive orders and federal cuts, Emily Anderson Stern reported.

2 months ago | sltrib.com | Sara Weber

Happy Saturday, and welcome to Inside Voices, a weekly newsletter that features a collection of ideas, perspectives and solutions from across Utah - without any of the vitriol or yelling that's become all too common on other platforms. Subscribe here. Five years ago, The Utah Department of Health reported the state's first case of COVID-19. Between then and now, Utahns have experienced loss, illness and countless changes.