Día de los Muertos in Salt Lake City: Traditions and Events
The Day of the Dead on November 1 and 2 honors loved ones who have died. Here is how the ofrenda works and where Salt Lake families celebrate.
Utah Latinos Desk ·Culture
Traditions, celebrations, Spanish-language media and the long history of Latinos in Utah.
History of Hispanics in Utah: From 1776 to the Present Day
History · 2 min read
Hispanic Heritage Month in Utah: Why Sept. 15 to Oct. 15
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Spanish Radio Stations in Salt Lake City, TV and News in Utah
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Utah Driving Privilege Card: Who Qualifies and How to Apply
What the Utah Driving Privilege Card allows, who qualifies, and the documents, fingerprints and tests the Driver License Division asks for.
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Mexican Consulate in Salt Lake City: Appointments and IDs
How Mexican nationals in Utah book a consular appointment and prepare for a passport, a matricula consular or a birth registration.
How-to · 2 min read
Utah In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students: Who Qualifies
A 2002 Utah law lets some students without lawful immigration status pay resident tuition at public colleges if they meet high school and affidavit rules.
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How to File a Wage Claim in Utah With the Labor Commission
If a Utah employer did not pay your final check or hours you worked, the Labor Commission's wage claim process may help you recover the money.
How-to · 3 min read