Behind the Headlines: Gun laws contested, UTA salaries underreported, Park City waits

The Second Amendment Foundation puts Utah cities and towns on notice for their gun laws. Utah's state school board is in turmoil, even as student test scores dip. Park City continues hoping for a settlement between two ski resorts locked in litigation. UTA corrects salary information, which previously did not include retirement benefits. And Salt Lake City police chief Chris Burbank says the fatal shooting of a resident is on tape.

On Friday at 9 a.m., Tribune reporters Lisa Schencker and Christopher Smart, government and politics editor Dan Harrie and editorial writer George Pyle join Jennifer Napier-Pearce to process the week's top headlines.

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Twitter: @jnpearce Gun laws, state school board, Park City settlement talks, SLC shooting on tape

9 a.m. Friday • The Second Amendment Foundation puts Utah cities on notice about gun laws. The state school board is in turmoil, even as student test scores dip. Park City hopes for a settlement on ski resort litigation. UTA corrects salary information. And Salt Lake City Police Chief Chris Burbank says fatal shooting of a resident is on tape. Tribune reporters Lisa Schencker and Christopher Smart, editor Dan Harrie and editorial writer George Pyle join Jennifer Napier-Pearce to process the week's headlines. Tune in to KCPW 88.3/105.3 FM for the broadcast, or listen to it live streamed at sltrib.com. The program will be rebroadcast on KCPW Sunday at 8 a.m.