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Taylor Stevens
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Investigative Journalist, KSTU-TV (Salt Lake City, UT)
Salt Lake City
Beats
Biography
Taylor Stevens is currently working as an investigative reporter at KSTU FOX 13 in Salt Lake City as part of the Journalism Journey Initiative, a national program that redeploys the skills of experienced print journalists into broadcast newsrooms. She previously spent two years working as a freelance reporter with The Associated Press' Global Investigations Team on the "Lethal Restraint" project, a national investigation into deaths that occur after police use deadly force that wasn't meant to kill. She also worked for nearly five years as a senior politics reporter at The Salt Lake Tribune, where she covered all levels of government and the way the policies elected officials approved — or rejected — impacted everyday Utahns. Her work has earned multiple awards, including for her ongoing coverage of homelessness and for her team investigative reporting of the state of Utah's response to the coronavirus pandemic. She was also named the Utah Society of Professional Journalist's Best Newspaper Reporter in 2019. Taylor holds a master’s degree in investigative journalism from Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism.
homelessness and issues uniquely affecting women and the lgbtq+ community , government and politics
Crime, politics, business.
Content
By Taylor Stevens Verified| KSTU-TV (Salt Lake City, UT) Verified SALT LAKE CITY — Utah patients and health care advocates are celebrating after Gov. Spencer Cox signed a bill last week banning surprise billing for ground ambulances — making Utah the 19th state to implement such protections. The new law — which received support from both ambulance companies and insurance providers during this year’s legislative session — will also include a slight increase in the statewide base rate for ambulance services to cover supply costs.
By Taylor Stevens Verified| KSTU-TV (Salt Lake City, UT) Verified LOA, Utah — Young families in Wayne County have had to make some hard choices about how to work and take care of their kids. Some residents in the southeastern Utah community — which is one of four counties with no access to licensed child care in the state — have extended family who can step up to help during the workday. Others are able to bring their kids to work with them or work from home. And still other parents have decided to go part time or quit jobs they’d rather keep.
By Taylor Stevens Verified| KSTU-TV (Salt Lake City, UT) Verified SALT LAKE CITY — Utah patients and health care advocates are celebrating after Gov. Spencer Cox signed a bill last week banning surprise billing for ground ambulances — making Utah the 19th state to implement such protections. The new law — which received support from both ambulance companies and insurance providers during this year’s legislative session — will also include a slight increase in the statewide base rate for ambulance services to cover supply costs.
Company Info
KSTU-TV (Salt Lake City, UT)
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
'+1 801-536-1313