9th West Farmers Market, first in Utah to accept food stamps, to shut down
“I feel comfortable in saying we’ve made it this far,” the market’s president said. 13, 2026. Comment Add as Preferred Source RELATED STORIES Here’s a list of 2026 farmers markets across different Utah cities and towns The Downtown Farmers Market will look different this year.
via Salt Lake TribuneStatewideSeptember 19, 2026
Real Salt Lake Acquires Judah Pritchett From D.C. United
Real Salt Lake acquired center back Judah Pritchett from D.C. United in exchange for $50,000 of 2026 General Allocation Money. The deal includes potential performance-based incentives for D.C. United.
HerrimanSeptember 19, 2026
Utah gave millions to businesses without tracking how they used it, says audit critical of Governor’s Office of Economic Development
A business that had received $2 million closed its new facility — which Utah’s main economic development agency didn’t know until months later, an audit found. Oversight is improving under new leadership, an auditor said.
via Salt Lake TribuneStatewideSeptember 19, 2026
San Juan Schools Maintain Normal Schedule Amid Weather Disruptions
San Juan School District schools are operating on a normal schedule for Friday, Sept. 18, 2026, despite ongoing regional flooding and mud issues. Monument Valley High School has postponed picture day due to weather concerns, and Tse'Bii'Nidzisgai Elementary continues efforts to engage parents despite environmental challenges.
BlandingSeptember 19, 2026
How the LDS Church’s opposition could impact Idaho’s Prop 1 abortion vote
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has thrown its heft behind the movement opposing a proposed expansion of abortion access in Idaho. Will it matter?
via Salt Lake TribuneStatewideSeptember 19, 2026
Is Utah really exporting most of its alfalfa overseas?
The Great Salt Lake is grabbing national attention again as it hovers just over a foot above its record low set in 2022. A dry winter and hot summer continue to take a toll.
via Salt Lake TribuneStatewideSeptember 19, 2026
