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Brittany Glas

Salt Lake City
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@KSL5TV Investigative Reporter. Former Investigator at @KXAN_News & @KSNNews. Texas Native. BYU Grad. Story ideas? Email BGlas@ksl.com.
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Experts sound warning as Utah student vaccination rates show troubling trend

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By Brittany Glas, Emiley Dewey
| KSL.com Verified
SALT LAKE CITY – When school began last fall in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Amy Frank opted for an at-home school option for her kindergartner, through the Canyons School District. She also elected to wait on her son's one outstanding vaccine, a final Hepatitis B shot. "I wasn't going to risk it," she said.
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Experts Sound Warning As Utah Student Vaccination Rates Show Troubling Trend

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By Brittany Glas, Emiley Dewey
| KSL-TV (Salt Lake City, UT) Verified
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – When school began last fall in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Amy Frank opted for an at-home school option for her kindergartner, through the Canyons School District. She also elected to wait on her son’s one outstanding vaccine, a final Hepatitis B shot. “I wasn’t going to risk it,” she said.
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Autism, Special Needs Police Training Bill All But Official

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By early July, Brittany Glas
| KSL-TV (Salt Lake City, UT) Verified
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — One month after a KSL Investigation revealed critical training gaps for law enforcement have left people on the autism spectrum at risk – in recent years, teenagers with the disorder – a new law meant to better train police officers about special needs and invisible disabilities is on its way to the governor’s desk for his signature. On Thursday, H.B. 334 passed out of the Senate.
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