Connor Thomas
KPCW ReporterConnor hails from Dallas and has covered Summit County, Utah, at KPCW for more than three years. He previously edited and wrote for The Hoya and was a research assistant and podcast producer for The Free Speech Project at Georgetown University. Connor is an avid cyclist. Drop him a line at connor@kpcw.org.
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Los cierres en el condado de Summit están vinculados a la pérdida de financiamiento de una organización sin fines de lucro de Provo. -
Nuevos documentos de acusación detallan las alegaciones de obstrucción a la justicia contra el alguacil del condado de Wasatch, Jared Rigby, y el exalguacil del condado de Summit, Dave Edmunds. -
El condado de Wasatch ha contado casi la totalidad de sus boletas. La participación electoral estimada en el condado de Summit fue del 66%. -
Environmental protections are already in place because of another pipe proposed a decade ago. -
The Summit County closures are linked to a Provo nonprofit's loss of funding.
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New charging documents detail the obstruction of justice allegations against Wasatch County Sheriff Jared Rigby and former Summit County Sheriff Dave Edmunds.
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Wasatch County has counted close to all its ballots. Summit County’s estimated voter turnout was 66%.
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Malena Stevens is seeking her first full term as clerk after fellow Democrat Eve Furse’s retirement. -
The Republican hopes to succeed Sheriff Jared Rigby, who exits under the cloud of a felony indictment. -
Dozens of West Hills voters were disqualified before Election Day. Additional eligibility challenges remain unresolved.
