Nick Norris

A resilient community gives you options to avoid (or lessen) the impact of volatile fuel prices.

Was a good day in the backcountry.

There is one well known local, historic preservation advocate who said it would be better to demolish this building vs the two non historic homes that were demolished for the townhomes.

We need a bill recognizing @benwinslow.bsky.social for his efforts on keeping the public aware of literally everything legislature.

It’s the name of the building, was literally a commercial laundry owned by a French family.

Skinning up to a peak to check snow conditions during the 2024-2025 ski season. It was safe! And an amazing day. Far cry from this year.

I’m up to 16 total ski (backcountry + resort)days this year. Last season by March 5th I had 16 backcountry days. Pic to make me feel good.

Another death, the two decided skinning up along trees was safer, apparently without considering the slope above the trees. Backcountry travel can be tricky. Have a checklist of actions, a travel route, and stick to it. Don’t let the allure of untouched snow change your plans.

The number one reason I limit who I go backcountry skiing with is summed up right here. Everyone of the recent deaths underscores the importance of decision making. This particular group asked if everyone had their beacon, but never did a check. Can’t imagine how the rest of the group feels.

The truth is hot sometimes.

There's nothing fiscally conservative about sprawl. There's nothing "small government" about the costs of sprawl.

It means it either has to get through the committee tomorrow or the house waives the rule and calls it up the house floor for a vote. It’s not dead. Ironically if it doesn’t pass, it means SB195 would remain in effect which in my opinion, is way worse for the city.

Amazing the sway the towing lobby has.

SB242 not making it out of committee was not on my bingo card.

This is my least favorite public art piece I’ve ever seen. Replicating the echo canyon makes it feel like radiator springs. So much potential and that is what we got.

Not much of a surprise here, but NWS confirms this past meteorological winter was Salt Lake City's warmest since record collecting began in 1874, breaking the previous record by 2.2 degrees.

I imagine the same will be the case statewide when that data is released on March 9 #utwx

Has anyone checked on the board of peace today?

Twice in a day seems unhealthy.

Information we all need. This seems like a bad move though, the self check out line gets huge and the large aisle seemed like a good place for it?

In major bid for more housing, SLC could vastly expand where backyard homes are allowed — with some caveats In its latest attempt to overcome an affordable housing crisis, Salt Lake City looks to vastly expand where backyard units may be built. But not every council member is on board.

www.sltrib.com/news/2026/02...

Lawmakers say US military used laser to take down Border Protection drone Members of Congress say the U.S. military used a laser to shoot down a Customs and Border Patrol drone.

Pretty hard to secure the border when the military takes out border patrol drones.

apnews.com/article/mili...

Sadly, one of these two people didn’t recover and died.

The vintage sign ordinance is under rated.

John also likes to bully baby monies.

This changes everything. It’s a yes.

But they say maga stands for something else, then promptly lose the weird library thing.

HB might be one of the most MAGA cities in socal. I bet they love SCOTUS brushing them off.

Let’s go!

Snowmobiler remains missing after being buried by avalanche in Wasatch Back A man was buried by an avalanche while snowmobiling in Wasatch County, and as of Sunday night, he has still not been found.

This one doesn’t sound like it will end well.

www.fox13now.com/news/local-n...

Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau were killed by a driver of an SUV while riding their bikes.

There is a lot of truth to this. We all have our struggles, but the path and process of addressing them carries a lot of value.