With your support, we can continue telling the stories of those who have been silenced for far too long.
The years of work and source-building paid off dramatically in September when I was in Colorado City to try to catch the leader of a new splinter group. I knew he had an appointment before a judge, but I didn’t know thethat day.
I was close enough to hear the voice over the megaphone, yelling, “Come out with your hands up!”I photographed FBI agents with assault rifles and body armor standing outside. When it was over and the man had been taken into custody I found myself with some of his followers.With your support, I can continue to nurture and build these relationships. Thank you for supporting The Salt Lake Tribune.
Singapore Latest News, Singapore Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
The 100 best photos by Chicago Tribune photographers in 2022As the photography staff of the Chicago Tribune looks back on the stories of 2022, we hope the following pages of outstanding photography confirm our commitment to bring you fair and relevant images in a timely manner. Throughout the year, our photographers work in many Chicago neighborhoods and surrounding suburban communities. You see their bylines regularly and across this collection, but below are the visual editors who help shape our photography every day. — Todd Panagopoulos, Director of Content/Visuals When the phone calls and police radio traffic started to come through reporting gunshots fired at Highland Park’s Fourth of July parade, time seemed to stand still for a brief moment. Then instinct kicked in. Photo editors on and off-duty immediately dispatched all of the working Tribune staff photojournalists and a freelance photographer, who were covering other Independence Day activities in the region, to the scene. What emerged over that day and the weeks following were compelling, dramatic images documenting a tragedy that took seven lives, injured dozens more and forever changed a community. One of those riveting storytelling images from that day evokes the powerful emotions that so many felt after hearing the news. This is the importance of photojournalism and visual storytelling. It’s these poignant images that Tribune photojournalists bring to our readers every day — whether it be pain, sorrow, joy, triumph or beauty. It’s an honor to share the year’s best images with all of you. — Steven Rosenberg, Senior Content Editor/Visuals Chicago Tribune photojournalists are at the right places at the right times every day to tell your stories, making images from every corner of the city of Chicago, suburban communities, small towns and locations beyond Illinois. They capture the beauty of the natural world, the pain of loss and the joy of life. Tribune photographers work during the hottest days and the coldest nights. In each image they strive to create an e
Read more »
Daywatch: The 100 best photos by Tribune photographers in 2022Good morning, Chicago. Here are some top stories to start your day: - The 100 best photos by Tribune photographers in 2022 - Little Diner’s Crew helps turn kids into foodies - 5 things to watch in Sunday’s Chicago Bears-Philadelphia Eagles game
Read more »
With Key Immigration Policy Set to End, States Brace for Migrant SurgeWith the Title 42 immigration policy set to expire within days, border states are bracing for a surge of migrants. See the potential bias and similarities in coverage from TexasTribune, newsnation and EpochTimes:
Read more »
Blake Corum is the 2022 Chicago Tribune Silver Football winner — the 2nd straight Michigan player and 19th overall to win the 98-year-old awardMichigan running back Blake Corum is the 2022 winner of the Chicago Tribune Silver Football, voted by Big Ten head coaches as the conference’s best player.
Read more »
Utah COVID cases slow, but hospitals overwhelmed with other virusesState health data shared this week showed slowing COVID-19 case counts and hospitalizations in Utah, with most of the state showing “low” and “medium” community transmission levels.
Read more »