Page 117 - Bear River News Today

Often overlooked, Great Salt Lake is finally getting some much-needed attention from Utah’s legislators. Utah House Speaker Brad Wilson called a summit on January 5th to share the importance of Great Salt Lake and to explore options to reverse its shrinking water levels.

FIELD TWP- Silence is the last thing one would expect in a gymnasium packed with fans anticipating the start of a North Woods-Ely basketball game, but the silence before last Friday’s boys game …

The 2022 Utah Legislative Session begins Jan. 18. For 45 days, lawmakers will debate issues that matter and, inevitably, a few issues that do not.

Come hell, highwater or another—somehow larger—COVID surge, Utah's part-time Legislature is set to convene next week for its annual, 45-day lawmaking bonanza.

Vaccination rates among Utah State University students have remained steady as they return to school, showing little change from percentages before the break.

Forty people were killed in a military crash just north of the Utah-Idaho border 69 years ago Friday. Heres a remembrance of the crash and the moments afterward.

Utah’s Great Salt Lake hit record lows in 2021. Now, state leaders are calling for action.

The latest Utah news from Thursday morning, Jan. 6, 2022

Editors Note: This article from the Salt Lake Tribune gives statewide COVID data. The new case count for Jan. 6 in the Bear River Health District — which includes Cache,

After months of waiting, it’s finally here.