Sean Moody
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Salt Lake City, UT, United States
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New Salt Lake City grocery store aims to eliminate plastic packaging
A Salt Lake City woman hopes to change people’s grocery shopping habits in her new store. → Read More
Unified Fire Authority urges Emigration Canyon homeowners to prepare for possible wildfires this summer
Firefighters from the Unified Fire Authority held their 17th Firewise Day in Emigration Canyon Saturday. → Read More
Skiers, snowboarders celebrate May Day with fresh powder
A quick shot of snow reminded Utahns that spring can be unpredictable. → Read More
Bulldozer training preps crews to fight wildfires
Wildland firefighters from seven states are learning how to use bulldozers to fight wildfires in Utah’s West Desert. → Read More
Salt Lake police step up crosswalk enforcement
Salt Lake police are stepping up crosswalk enforcement this week. The department received a $15,000 grant from the Utah Highway Safety Office for the extra patrols. → Read More
Ogden suspends recycling program after cost increase
Ogden City has suspended its recycling program after they say the cost went up by 47 percent this month. → Read More
Volunteers dedicate time to bringing Utahn killed in WWII back home
A Utahn killed during World War II is finally getting a proper goodbye. → Read More
Man survives being carried 1,000 feet in Big Cottonwood Canyon avalanche
A Salt Lake City man was carried about 1,000 feet by an avalanche in the Big Cottonwood Canyon backcountry Sunday. He walked away without serious injuries. → Read More
Snowbird launches app for carpooling up Little Cottonwood Canyon
Snowbird Ski Resort has launched an app aimed at increasing carpooling for skiers and snowboarders heading up Little Cottonwood Canyon. → Read More
Draper man who fell through ice hopes others learn from his experience
At least five people fell through ice this weekend in three separate incidents across Utah, officials report. One man is hoping his fall can serve as a learning experience for others. → Read More
Utah County family urges caution after crash on snowy highway
A Utah County family is recovering after a crash on a snowy road Friday afternoon. → Read More
'I’m just going to miss everything': Family remembers fallen soldier Brent Taylor
As the family of North Ogden mayor Brent Taylor waits on the East Coast to bring his body home, they talked about how proud they were of him. → Read More
Summit County firefighters honor 10-year-old boy for quick action
The North Summit Fire Service District honored a 10-year-old boy who helped get firefighters to a fire before it got out of hand. → Read More
SLC to scooter users: Stay off the sidewalk
As the popularity of shared scooters explodes in Salt Lake City, transportation officials are still working to educate riders on the rules of the road. → Read More
Water in Settlement Canyon Reservoir running low; Residents asked to cut back on use
Water customers in Tooele County have been asked to cut back as the reserves in Settlement Canyon may not last the whole summer. → Read More
Eco Flower employees, customers say defunct Ogden company owes them money
Several employees of Eco Flower say they are owed money, and customers are too, after the business shut down. → Read More
Kaysville police thank community for love and support
The Kaysville Police Department has received an outpouring of love and support from citizens, businesses and police agencies over the last several days. Officers want to say thank you and they appreciate everyone's support. → Read More
Westminster College board votes to discontinue aviation program
Westminster College's board voted on Friday to discontinue the college's aviation program. Administrators said the program was too costly to be sustainable. → Read More
U of U warns of scammer pretending to be police
Several University of Utah students say someone claiming to be a police officer called them demanding money for outstanding warrants. Through spoofing technology, the call appears to be coming from the police department, police said. → Read More
Utah volunteers packing shipping containers to help people of Zimbabwe
Volunteers from the Salt Lake City area have been helping donate and load an impressive amount of supplies for the people of Zimbabwe. → Read More