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(KSL News) A part of Ogden is a food desert. That's according to Utahns Against Hunger.
It says a three square mile area in the city needs to change-- because it has NO supermarkets, so people without cars have a hard time getting fresh, nutritious, affordable food.
Ogden officials say they're aware of the problem and say they're working on solutions.
