Utah’s Statewide Fireworks Restrictions: What They Mean for Davis County This July
Gov. Cox issued temporary statewide fireworks restrictions through July 5 amid historic Utah wildfire conditions. Here’s what Davis County families should know.
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Gov. Cox issued temporary statewide fireworks restrictions through July 5 amid historic Utah wildfire conditions. Here’s what Davis County families should know.
A new mammography suite at Intermountain Layton Hospital adds screening and diagnostic mammograms, breast ultrasound, and breast MRI — so Davis County women no longer have to drive to Ogden or Salt Lake for initial breast cancer care.
With school out and Davis County’s trails and neighborhoods busier than ever, parents have a new set of rules to know. Utah’s updated e-bike and e-scooter law, HB 381, took effect May 6, 2026, and it changes who can ride what — and who has to wear a helmet. Under the new law, anyone under…
🗳️ Davis County 2026 Primary Election Guide 🇺🇸
Election season is here, and Davis County voters have several ways to stay informed and prepared.
We put together a local guide with helpful reminders about the upcoming primary election, including ballot options, drop box information, early voting, and Vote Center details.
✅ Check your voter registration
✅ Review your ballot options
✅ Confirm dates, deadlines, and locations with the Davis County Clerk’s Office
✅ Make a plan before Election Day
The Fourth of July is always a big deal in Davis County, but 2026 is extra special: it marks America’s 250th birthday, and the holiday lands on a Saturday — so cities are going all out. Here’s where to celebrate and catch fireworks across the county. (Fireworks typically light up around 10:00 p.m.; times vary…
If it feels like more deer are wandering through east-bench neighborhoods this year, it’s not your imagination. With extreme drought conditions across Utah, the Division of Wildlife Resources says wildlife will be moving into neighborhoods this summer looking for food and water — and in Davis County, the foothill streets of Bountiful, Centerville, Farmington, Kaysville…
No fishing license? No problem — for one day. Saturday, June 6 is Utah’s annual Free Fishing Day, when anyone can fish any public water in the state without a license. It’s the one day a year built for trying the sport with your kids (or finally trying it yourself) at zero cost. What “free”…
Farmington City opens North Cottonwood Commons on Saturday, May 23 at 6 PM. Splash pad ribbon cutting, food trucks, Jersey Street concert, and a 200-drone show. Here’s everything you need to know.