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Central facility serves more than 27,000 lunches each day in Davis School District
Isabel Flores oversees the muffin mix in the 160 gallon Hobart mixer at the Davis School District Cook and Chill Central Facility. Photo by Becky Ginos. CLEARFIELD—Kids are back in school and along with that comes school lunch. More than 27,000 lunches and close to 5,000 breakfasts are served each day in 93 schools in the Davis School District. Those meals are coming out of the Cook and Chill Central Facility in Clearfield.
Closing gun club road to Wasatch County traffic ‘would obviously lead to litigation’
It’s a road with many names: the Old Kamas Highway, Old Keetley Highway, the gun club road. On most maps it’s now W. 200 South—and lately, it’s been driving some controversy. Summit County residents who live on the unpaved road say construction traffic headed to Wasatch...
Andy Cohen Teases ‘The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City’ Season 5: ‘Starts With Such a Bang’
Andy Cohen is spilling the tea on The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City season 5. The show’s executive producer called into SiriusXM’s Jeff Lewis Live radio show on Wednesday, August 14, and teased that he’s seen the first seven episodes of the upcoming season. (Bravo has yet to confirm when the new episodes will […]
Provo City to open the largest sports park in the state
PROVO, Utah — Provo is getting ready to cut the ribbon on a new sports park next month. The city said it will be the largest sports complex in the state and the second largest in the nation. The name of the new park is EPIC. Provo Economic Development...
University of Utah Athletics Launches “Utes Travel” Powered by BookSeats
SALT LAKE CITY (Aug. 15, 2024) – Today, the University of Utah Athletics department announces the launch of "Utes Travel" powered by BookSeats. This partnership, secured by JMI Sports, is the first college sports team collaboration for BookSeats, providing fans, alumni, and students with a unique opportunity to travel alongside the Utah Utes during their inaugural season in the Big 12 Conference.
Ogden school leadership explain situation of apartments being built in between two schools
OGDEN, Utah (KUTV) — A parking lot that separated two school buildings in Ogden is being built into an apartment complex, which has upset some parents. Before school started, 2News talked to a parent about the potential chaos this could cause during drop off and pickups. Thursday was the...
Contested Treasure Hill home secures all planning approvals to break ground
Park City Planning Director Rebecca Ward signed off on a Historic District Design Review Thursday for the proposed home, which has faced significant opposition from some Old Town neighbors. Outside of a building permit, the project now has all necessary approvals from Park City government for construction. During the public...
Work begins on Run-A-Muk Trailhead project, upgrades planned for off-leash dog area
PARK CITY, Utah — Work will begin on the Run-A-Muk Trailhead project today, Aug. 15, bringing improvements to the off-leash dog area. During the construction period, there will be temporary gaps
Vandals cut down pride flags again in Logan. This time they were caught on camera
A center for inclusion in northern Utah has been targeted again by vandals, but this time, the culprits were caught on camera. On Aug. 9, two masked individuals slashed and stole the pride flags outside of Logan’s Pride House, just minutes after a large group had left. Dorothy Wallis, president of the nonprofit, said people were still inside the building when the flags were stolen, leaving shortly after to witness the aftermath of the crime.
Farmers Market Ogden three-peats as Utah’s top farmers market
OGDEN -- One of downtown's signature recurring events and a summertime tradition on Historic 25th Street has once again received top honors for the state of Utah. American Farmland Trust announced the winners of the 16th annual America's Farmers Market Celebration earlier this month. And, for the third consecutive year, Farmers Market Ogden was recognized as the Beehive State's best farmers market.
Public Hearing Notice - Rezone of Property
Please take notice that the Providence City Planning Commission will be holding a public hearing regarding an application to rezone parcels 02-088-0015 & 02-090-0001 from ARG to Hwy Commercial, generally located at 29 N Hwy 165 & 90 S Hwy 165 Providence UT. Also parcel 02-088-0010 from ARG to R-M-18, generally located at 50 N 780 W Providence UT.
No. 12 Utah banking on improved health of offensive playmakers to fulfill expectations in Big 12
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Cam Rising was all smiles when Utah opened training camp ahead of its inaugural Big 12 Conference season. Rising soaked in the thrill of being on the field again after not playing a down last season because of a knee injury he suffered in the Rose Bowl two days into 2023. Now, with his knee at full strength, there were no limitations on what the 25-year-old, seventh-year senior quarterback could or wanted to do.
Every Beehive State College Football Player Named To Award Watch Lists
SALT LAKE CITY – The College Football season is right around the corner and numerous locals have been named to award watch lists. A total of 35 Utes, Cougars, and Aggies received recognition across 19 watch lists. Utah Utes. Polynesian College Football Player of the Year. A total of...
Salt Lake City to discuss future of Fleet Block murals
SALT LAKE CITY — The future of the Fleet Block murals in downtown Salt Lake City is being discussed Thursday night in a city meeting with the families of those depicted in them. The murals went up in response to alleged police brutality, but now are facing demolition. The...
Jeff Caplan’s Minute of News: A legendary radio station signs off
SALT LAKE CITY — The radio station in New York where I made my bones in this business announced this week it’s shutting down. A former colleague, Michael Wallance, announced his own layoff. It’s WCBS Newsradio 880 in New York – once the most listened-to radio station in...
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