Behind the Headlines: The Tribune seeks to become a nonprofit and SLCPD ends its backlog of untested rape kits
(Paul Fraughton | Tribune file photo) The Salt Lake Tribune office building at the Gateway mall.
The Salt Lake Tribune seeks to become a nonprofit organization. Riverton declares itself a ‘sanctuary city for the unborn.’ And testing backlogged rape kits leads to 105 new suspects.
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