Shelley K. Mesch
Salt Lake Tribune
Madison, WI, United States
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Aggressive, fast and intoxicated drivers lead to most Utah road deaths in 20 years
“These are not just statistics,” UHP Colonel Michael Rapich said. “These are horrible, tragic events that involve violent tragedy.” → Read More
Will Snowy McSnowFace be plowing your street? SLC wants you to name its snowplow fleet
From an array of names -- mostly puns -- voters will get to pick the names of 10 snowplows → Read More
Student-run app for addiction recovery wins $3,000 at University of Utah business contest
The app, Tribe, creates a community support networks for people with pornography addictions. → Read More
‘It’ll take us longer’: Salt Lake County snowplow delays possible amid driver shortage
Several U.S. states say they won’t be able to clear roads as quickly as previous years because they are stretched so thin on employees. → Read More
40 years of AIDS: How a ‘death sentence’ became undetectable
Dec. 1 is World AIDS Day. Here's how living with AIDS has changed for Utahns. → Read More
Minor earthquake hits southern Utah
Those nearby may have felt sharp jolts and seen objects shake → Read More
Plan ahead: SLC airport expecting pre-pandemic amount of Thanksgiving travelers
“It’s going to take time to get around,” a Salt Lake City airport spokesperson said. → Read More
Salt Lake City attorney charged in federal court for embezzling $9.5 million from clients
Federal prosecutors say the attorney used the embezzled funds to pay for his own "lavish lifestyle." → Read More
Utah small businesses suffer as global supply chain breaks down
Despite many people feeling hopeful as the vaccines against the virus and its variants prove safe and effective, small businesses are dealing with something beyond the 14-day quarantine. → Read More
Great Salt Lake could be home to the next medicinal breakthrough
The study of pharmaceuticals from living organisms isn’t new, but looking for products in the Great Salt Lake is, said Jaclyn Winter, a medicinal chemist. → Read More
After COVID, Utah employees will see more flexibility in how and where they work
The pandemic became an unintentional pilot for remote work programs at offices. → Read More
See where Google has bought 300 acres in Utah
Tech giant Google has acquired land in Eagle Mountain for a potential future data center. → Read More
Women-run pocket knife business brings feminine touch to industry
Three sisters teamed up with their mother to get into the pocket-knife business. → Read More
Idaho to Arizona: Designated routes give cyclists opportunity to traverse Utah on two wheels
The routes were chosen based on safety, points of interest and access to bike-friendly shops and services. → Read More
A broken vehicle sparked the Parleys Canyon Fire. Here’s how you can prevent your car from starting a wildfire.
More than 500 acres have burned because of a broken catalytic converter. → Read More
Ride UTA for free Thursday and Friday as part of ‘Free Fares for Clean Air’
The program hopes to reduce pollution from vehicles with single occupants by encouraging public transportation use → Read More
Could the solution to toxic algal blooms be...more algae?
Professor Ron Sims says growing algae in contained environments like wastewater facilities can prevent nutrient runoffs that lead to toxic algae in lakes. → Read More
Looking to launch a business? Here’s how Utahns can find the cash to get it off the ground.
If you're going to spend money to make money, you need to find those initial dollars first. → Read More
Newly arriving Tribune reporter learns firsthand how hard it is to get an apartment in Salt Lake City
As if a cross-country move wasn't hard enough, Salt Lake City's intense housing market adds more stress, newly arriving Salt Lake Tribune reporter discovers in her search for an apartment. → Read More
As Utah sweats through another drought, could technology help save the day?
Investors are pumping money into startups focused on addressing the water shortage in Utah and the rest of the Colorado River Basin. → Read More