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Logan, Salt Lake City
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Sheri Quinn Gibbs started her radio career in Salt Lake City, UT in 1999 after being inspired by Fresh Air and Car Talk in the desert of eastern Washington, documenting one of most polluted areas in the U.S (Hanford nuclear waste facility). Radio seemed a less cancer causing path and science radio was nearly non existent at the time so Quinn blasted the Utah airwaves with science.

After a heartfelt six year stint as a reporter and news director at the Lost Coast and rural redwood country, at M…

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Judge says legislative immunity doesn't shield Ellsworth from prosecution

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By Sheri Quinn
| Montana Public Radio (Missoula, MT) Verified
A district court judge denied Montana State Sen. Jason Ellsworth’s claims that legislative immunity shields him from prosecution in a corruption case. Ellsworth, a Republican from Hamilton and former Senate president, was charged last year with official misconduct for awarding two no-bid state contracts to a longtime friend. Ellsworth’s defense attorneys filed motions to dismiss the charge, mostly citing legislative immunity.
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What the Forest Service restructuring means for Montana

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By Sheri Quinn
| Montana Public Radio (Missoula, MT) Verified
The Trump administration plans to drastically restructure the U.S. Forest Service. The federal agency manages millions of acres across more than 150 national forests. Changes include moving its headquarters to Salt Lake City and transitioning from its legacy regional centers to state-based operations. MTPR's Sheri Quinn spoke with Rob Chaney, author and reporter at Mountain Journal, about what the reorganization spells for Montana and wildfire management.
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Briefs: Flu hospitalizations rise; Radon tests; Brucellosis case; Fraud restitution 

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By Aaron Bolton Verified, Shaylee Ragar Verified, Sheri Quinn
| Montana Public Radio (Missoula, MT) Verified
Flu hospitalization numbers are double compared to this time last year. The state is offering low-cost radon tests for the month of January. A livestock animal from a Gallatin County ranch has tested positive for brucellosis. State officials say Montana has paid more than $100,000 in restitution to victims of fraudulent schemes. Flu cases and hospitalizations rise across Montana Aaron Bolton Flu cases are on the rise across Montana, according to state data.
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