A woman was killed in Taylorsville by her ex. Her family thinks a new bill could help domestic violence victims like her.

The proposed bill would create a database of domestic violence incidents as well as mandate police to ask survivors if they think they’re in danger.

(Office of the Lt. Gov.) A funeral program for Amanda Mayne, who was killed by her ex-husband in August. Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson was Mayne's cousin. Sen. Todd Weiler plans to introduce a bill to create a state database of domestic violence-related calls to law enforcement.

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Jacob SchollStatewatch Reporter

Jacob joined The Tribune as a statewatch reporter in 2022. He graduated from the University of Missouri, and he has worked at news outlets in Utah and Idaho. When he's not working, he enjoys hiking and sampling Utah's many breweries.