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Spring runoff flowing into the Great Salt Lake has officials cautiously optimistic, although a dry and warm April is slowing some of that momentum, and a recent report from the National Weather Service is pointing to a hot and dry summer. “One of the reasons we haven’t seen more gains on the Great Salt Lake […] The post Forecasts predict a hot and dry summer. What does that mean for the Great Salt Lake? appeared first on Utah News Dispatch.

PG&E is working on temporary repairs to the damaged South Yuba Pipe, aiming to partially restore water supply to Bear River and Deer Creek systems.

Weber Human Services is looking for people who can help Northern Utah nonprofits. For more information on volunteer opportunities or to post an opportunity for

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Automation is the future of manufacturing, not only in Northern Utah, but the whole world, and Bridgerland Technical College is at the forefront of educating future leaders in the automation

Two Gridley Basketball Players Make Elite Team

New details about one of Utahs newest state monuments were released after a ceremony celebrating a resolution that creates the park.

Ducks Unlimited is on an admirable mission to conserve, restore and manage wetlands and associated habitats for millions of North Americas waterfowl. From the Great Salt Lake in Utah to floodplains...

A rockslide during a severe winter storm damaged the South Yuba Pipe, preventing water from Spaulding Reservoir from reaching Bear River and Deer Creek.

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