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100% Volunteer-Run. 100% Giving Back | El Chasqui Foundation | Contact with Liz Adeola
— The El Chasqui Foundation, a volunteer-run nonprofit, raises funds for service projects connecting Utah and Bolivia, highlighted during Hispanic Heritage Month.
The Hinckley Report Returns for Season 11
— PBS Utah's Hinckley Report returns for its 11th season, with host Jason Perry previewing coverage of Utah's political scene for 2026-27.
Utah's Top Election Official Faces Federal Investigation
— Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson is under federal investigation by the DOJ over her refusal to share voter registration data, while a political panel also discusses primary election upsets, new legislative leadership…More: Behind the Headlines , KSL's Inside Sources , St George News (Washington County) All 4 reports
One of Utah’s Sweetest Traditions | Green River Melon Days | Contact with Liz Adeola
— Green River, Utah celebrates its 120-year-old Melon Days festival, honoring the town's famous watermelons, cantaloupes, and honeydews.
Green River Melon Days: A Sweet Utah Tradition
— A feature on Green River's Melon Days festival, a Utah tradition celebrating its 120th anniversary in 2026, highlighting the town's famous melons and community history.
Kids Turn Ideas Into Businesses at the The Kids' Market at Kearns Oquirrh Park Fitness Center
— A children's entrepreneurship market event is scheduled for September 12 at Kearns Oquirrh Park Fitness Center, letting kids showcase business ideas in a family-friendly community event.
Land With No Rider | Programmer Pick
— A PBS Utah staff pick highlights the documentary 'Land With No Rider,' about four New Mexico cowboys facing drought and a changing West, now available to stream via PBS Utah.
Zorro: A New Beginning! premieres at Draper Amphitheater
— A new stage production, Zorro: A New Beginning!, is premiering at the Draper Amphitheater with performances on September 11, 12, and 14 at 7:30 PM.
Hope for the future of America | PBS Utah Honors America 250
— PBS Utah asked young Utahns to share their hopes for America's future as part of its America 250 programming, tied to the anniversary of the First Continental Congress.
'La Traviata' Comes to Life with Lyrical Opera Theater
— Lyrical Opera Theater will perform Verdi's opera 'La Traviata' at the Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center on September 12, 16, 18, and 20.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah Changes Lives Through Mentorship
— Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah is seeking adult mentors as dozens of children in the state currently await matches, according to a PBS Utah feature.
Discover the Historic McPolin Farm
— A PBS Utah segment highlights the historic McPolin Farm in Park City and previews a barn tour event scheduled for September 12, discussing preservation and open space conservation efforts.
Inside the New Salt Lake Art Museum
— A new art museum has opened in Salt Lake City, marking the first new art museum in the city in over 40 years, according to PBS Utah.
REAL Day: Choosing Real Life Over Screens
— A PBS Utah segment highlights 'REAL Day,' a community initiative encouraging Utahns to reduce screen time and reconnect with in-person life.
Marlow Murder Club | Programmer Picks
— A PBS Utah staff recommendation highlights 'Marlow Murder Club,' a Masterpiece Mystery series created by Robert Thorogood, available to stream via PBS Utah Passport on the PBS App.
What does the American Dream mean? | PBS Utah honors America 250
— PBS Utah asked young Utahns what the American Dream means to them as part of its America 250 programming, timed to the anniversary of MLK Jr.'s 'I Have a Dream' speech.
Happy #NationalDogDay | Contact with Liz Adeola
— A roundup highlighting Utah dog shelters and organizations in celebration of National Dog Day, featuring adoptable dogs across the state.
La conferencia de prensamensual del gobernador [20 de agosto, 2026]
— Gov. Spencer Cox's monthly press conference covers Utah's ongoing drought, oversight of data center development, and possible changes to the state's MIDA board.
Governor's Monthly News Conference [August 20, 2026]
— Governor Spencer Cox's monthly news conference covered Utah's ongoing drought, calls for greater oversight of data center development, and possible changes to the state's MIDA board.
How a Fast-Growing Desert Community is Combatting Drought
— Washington County water officials are pursuing large-scale projects—including expanding a water treatment plant, building a new reservoir, and investing in water reuse technology—to address drought and population…
PBS Utah remembers Ted Capener
— PBS Utah pays tribute to longtime broadcaster Ted Capener, who hosted shows like Civic Dialogue and Utah Conversations for 35 years and served as a University of Utah vice president and PBS board chair.