After 5 people died on streets this winter, Salt Lake City stopped counting deaths, Tribune found

Five people died on Salt Lake City streets within one December week. But beyond those seven days, city officials have not tracked the deaths of unsheltered people during one of Salt Lake City’s snowiest winters on record, The Tribune found.

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