Dennis Romboy is an editor and reporter at Deseret News. He covers Utah’s federal delegation and has reported on various beats, including state and local government, social issues, and courts, with a particular focus on water management and consumer rights. Romboy's work has been featured in Newser, Arab News, KSL, Yahoo News, and more.
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Dennis Romboy's coverage primarily revolves around local Utah news, legal policy regulation, government announcements, and data-based reporting. His areas of focus include politics, sports, government & politics and specific topics such as Supreme Court decisions, gun rights issues in relation to legal cases in Utah or Salt Lake City.
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Deseret News/Hinckley Institute of Politics poll asks fans to pick a school View Comments Share
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Outdoor recreation archive has thousands of catalogs, magazines and photo in vast collection
By: Dennis Romboy
Keystone looking to be first to open in North America for second straight year View Comments Share
By: Dennis Romboy
New Deseret News/Hinckley Institute poll asks whether ticket prices are affordable View Comments Share
By: Dennis Romboy
A New Deseret News/Hinckley Institute of Politics poll asks whether the costs to attend a game is within reach.
Salt Lake City made biggest jump on Sport Business Journal ranking View Comments Share
New Deseret News/Hinckley Institute poll gauges concern about NIL, revenue sharing, transfer portal
Drought, wildfire, lack of food sources driving black bears to urban areas View Comments Share
