Shanti Lerner

LAYTON, Utah — Over a year ago, when Debbie Talbot and her husband Bob had extra produce and fresh chicken eggs from their garden, they would set a table outside their house to share the fresh goods with neighbors — free of charge.

SALT LAKE CITY — Walk a block behind the Salt Palace Convention Center and you'll find the Salt Lake Buddhist Temple and the Japanese Church of Christ, the two remnants of what was once a thriving Japanese American oasis in the city.

OGDEN, Utah — Most people would agree that a first date can be nerve-wracking — but can you imagine also having your photos taken on the date?

Trader Joe’s opened its fifth location in the Beehive State on Friday, Oct. 11 in Sugar House. The new location previously housed a Pep Boys auto parts store, on the same block as Dee’s restaurant.

SALT LAKE CITY — Clean and reliable restrooms can be hard to come by when you're out or traveling. So, imagine finding one named "The Best Restroom in America."

FARMINGTON, Utah — From Taylor Swift to Harry Potter, the Minions to the Munsters, Disney princesses to Snoopy, Farmington resident Ken Klinker has carved hundreds of designs into pumpkins.

SALT LAKE CITY — Once upon a time, Harry Houdini, the famed magician and escape artist, hung upside down from a downtown building in Salt Lake City.

On Friday, NASA gifted a West Valley school with a Moon Tree, a special Douglas-fir sapling that traveled all the way from space.

“There is no such thing as the death. What it is, is a life cycle when you come back. It’s not an individual experience. Death is a community experience.”

SALT LAKE CITY — Three days a week in front of Salt Lake City's Downtown Public Library and Public Safety Building, you'll find a free tai chi class run by a local retired couple, Bernie and Marita Hart.