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Taylor Stevens

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As seen in: KSTU-TV (Salt Lake City, UT), U.S. News and World Report, Salon, AZCentral | The Arizona Republic, Washington Times, The Salt Lake Tribune, OpenSecrets, Times Union (Albany), NewsBreak, Bryan-College Station Eagle, Daily Herald (Provo Utah) and
Covers:  Government and politics, homelessness and issues uniquely affecting women and the LGBTQ+ community
Investigative journalist @fox13 | 7th gen Utahn | Pulitzer Prize finalist | Former @AP freelancer, @sltrib reporter | @UtahSPJ’s 2019 Best Newspaper Reporter

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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…

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Hundreds of Utah families lose babies to stillbirth each year — but experts say many deaths are preventable

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By Taylor Stevens Verified
| KSTU-TV (Salt Lake City, UT) Verified
EAGLE MOUNTAIN, Utah — In the final weeks of Jessica Serdar’s first pregnancy, she said “everything was perfect.” She’d gotten past the first trimester – which she believed to be the most dangerous time – without any complications. Doctors were asking her and her husband, Adam, about baby names. And the couple was busy putting up the crib and decorating the nursery with little stickers.
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Takeaways from FOX 13 News series on Utah’s elder care systems

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By Taylor Stevens Verified
| KSTU-TV (Salt Lake City, UT) Verified
As the state's population ages, the systems meant to protect and care for Utah’s vulnerable older and disabled adults will grow increasingly important.
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‘A question of life or death’: How understaffing affects care in Utah’s nursing homes

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By Taylor Stevens Verified
| KSTU-TV (Salt Lake City, UT) Verified
When there aren’t enough staff to care for the older or disabled Utahns who rely on nursing homes for care, some residents don’t receive showers for days. Others experience long wait times for help or are left lying in their own feces, federal inspection reports show. In other cases, the consequences are more severe. Experts say issues like sexual abuse and patients wandering out the door without anyone knowing are more common when a facility doesn't have enough employees.
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