Independent News

Hidden Utah Journalism- The stories the mainstream media doesn’t want you to know

There are stories that are hidden, that aren’t getting attention, that are not getting the coverage they deserve because of some high authority’s disapproval. I would like to share some of them with you.

|


I have the utmost respect for journalists who work in local TV broadcasting, newspaper reporting, radio, and magazines. So when I knock the “mainstream media” I’m not including the vast majority of my colleagues who are professionals doing excellent work providing the news we need to know to become more engaged in our civic duties.

But there are stories that are hidden, that aren’t getting attention, that are not getting the coverage they deserve. This is in large part why I work as an independent reporter and editor with other independent journalists. We don’t want to be told by some high authority “Corporate says we can’t report on that. “ Or we aren’t saying that because Anderson Cooper or Shawn Hannity says it’s not true. What I’m talking about is that it seems that groupthink, is at work in journalism these days. And the pervasive group thought is, “If it’s anything that might help or support Donald J. Trump it isn’t news.”

There is no question that this has been happening a lot lately. So the stories I want to share with you are a mix of national and local stories, which are just not getting out nearly to the extent that they deserve.

  1. Investigative journalists not allowed to report on the truth
  2. The Inland Port is illegal
  3. The corrupted leader who tainted Utah’s Medical Cannabis Program
  4. Dominion voting machines designed to create an error?

I would like to discuss and share them with you in Utah Stories Show podcast.

WATCH THE VIDEO:

LISTEN TO THE PODCAST:

MORE BY RICHARD MARKOSIAN

BACK TO OTHER STORIES

, , ,


Join our newsletter.
Stay informed.

Related Articles


  • Utah Dog Learns to Speak

    Eight-year-old Golden Retriever from Cottonwood Heights became YouTube sensation by learning how to speak English.


  • A Utah High School Charges Its Students a Fee for Skipping Classes

    Olympus High School started fining students $5 if they are found in the hallway when they are supposed to be in class. This policy went into effect January 3 to coerce students to go to their classes. 


  • How Fentanyl Conquered Salt Lake City, Utah

    Salt Lake has made the transition from heroin to fentanyl. In fact, it is almost impossible to find heroin in the valley anymore. We used to have a heroin epidemic, now we have the fentanyl epidemic, and it is so much more dangerous.


  • The Homeless Solutions Utah. Who Gets the Funding?

    Discover why the most successful homeless programs, like TOSA, are achieving incredible 90% recovery rates without a dime of government funding. Learn about the controversial approaches that outshine state-funded efforts and the shocking truths behind Salt Lake City’s homelessness crisis. Are traditional methods failing us? Find out the groundbreaking solutions that could transform lives and communities!