Latinos in Utah County

Antonella Packard was walking around University Place mall in Orem with a friend when a stranger abruptly interrupted their conversation. Pack…

Nichelle Jensen knows her life doesn’t look like a typical politician’s, with her “gritty background,” gender, younger age and Latino heritage.

When diners arrive at Asado Argentinian Grill and Cafe in Orem, they are greeted with an embrace.

Across America, fall weekends are for football.

Senior Alondra Hernandez and freshman Eunice Garcia both grew up in the same region in Mexico. Both are talented volleyball players. Both are …

For years, Spanish-speaking parents have sat through graduation ceremonies not understanding a single word.

Wasatch Mental Health’s American Fork clinic didn’t think it had any clients who spoke Spanish. Then it hired someone who knew the language, a…

From Catholics, to Latter-day Saints, and Seventh-day Adventists to a host of Christian denominations, church is as important as air to breath…

Sunday is a historically significant day in the lives of many Latino families. It is Independence Day for five Latin American countries: Costa…

Being outside has historically been a part of Latino culture for generations. While Latinos are not always represented in mainstream conservat…

Recent data from the state Department of Workforce Services says Utah’s unemployment rate continues to be well below the national average, at …

After the federal government shutdown in January due to a disagreement over funding for a wall along the Mexico-United States border, Zions Ba…

Even though Jorge Morales has been interested in joining law enforcement for most of his life, he didn’t see many Latino police officers growing up.

Across the Beehive State, the Latino population is by far the largest minority.