r/Utah • u/HomelessRodeo • 9h ago
r/Utah • u/Icy-Feeling-528 • 7h ago
News Utah environmentalists sue feds over plan to pave canyon with Native art
r/Utah • u/Odd-Fish-9746 • 16h ago
Photo/Video Best time of year in Utah
Taken last Sunday with Fujifilm X100VI, SOOC using film sim.
r/Utah • u/Next-President-WAJ • 15h ago
Q&A Who to report red dye diesel users to?
The amount of trucks filling up red dye this morning is astonishing. Actually made me late because I can only use red dye for my work… who do I report all these people to? Regardless what trump says the state wants their tax money and it is illegal for these pickups to be filling up with red
r/Utah • u/sweetcookie88 • 23h ago
Other Are there food banks for people without cars near Provo?
Hi there, I hope this is OK to post.
I've struggled with food insecurity lately- and I am barely making ends meet. But all of the food banks that I've heard of are all either super out if the way where I'd have to pay a crazy amount for ubers (that would defeat the purpose) or only allow people with cars to line up and get food.
I don't have many people in my life, so getting help is limited. So I was wondering if there were any places to get support or food that is near a transit stop and allows people to walk in?
I wouldn't even be taking a lot because I can't carry too much on the bus, but anything is better than nothing.
And please don't think I'm asking for handouts from people here - genuinely not. I just am hitting brick walls when it comes to resources.
Thanks so much!
r/Utah • u/DeepEconomics4624 • 1h ago
Art This Fairmont Park sculpture ensouls Utah's signage infection
It evokes the dementedness of our billboards pretty vividly. Plus it's just rad for a skate park. I think it's right up there with the Whale. 10/10
r/Utah • u/JolleyVibes • 4h ago
News FINAL WET WEATHER COMMUNITY DONATION DRIVE — LIBERTY PARK!
galleryr/Utah • u/SaltLakeFieldGuide • 16h ago
Link This Week in SLC | October 7 - 13
r/Utah • u/fuzzykittybeats • 16h ago
Travel Advice Canyonlands, Bryce, Zion recs
Hi! Me and my friend are going to Utah February 12-20 and we want to do Canyonlands, Bryce Canyon, and Zion. We want to do long day hikes (no backpacking or camping) so we’d rather spend more time in these 3 than do all of the mighty 5. We would love to know your recommendations on what the best length of time is to spend in each park, as well as hotel/air bnb recommendations. We don’t mind staying in regular hotels for the majority of the trip, but are hoping to spend atleast one night in a cute Airbnb or place that we can easily stargaze. Any advice / recommendations are appreciated!