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Nearly 100 habitat restoration projects are set to receive funding through a portion of the states record hunting and fishing license sales in recent years.

Skateboarding aficionados and novices alike will have something to celebrate this upcoming week as ground is broken for the new Blacksmith Fork Skatepark.

New flood maps for Cache County have been drawn to help residents make decisions about flood risks as well as purchasing flood insurance.

When heavy snowfall hits Cache Valley, nearly every paved road from U.S. 89-91 through Sardine Canyon to tiny Center Street in Newton will be cleared within 24 hours — some

If you have spent much time hiking the slopes of the Bear River Range over the last several years, you almost certainly have encountered the remnants of fallen junipers. In

After Hyrum told its residents to expect a power outage Wednesday morning, Rocky Mountain Power has postponed a planned upgrade.

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources made emergency changes to fishing limits on Tuesday, allowing fishers to catch and keep more fish at 10 waterbodies in the state, including the

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources made emergency changes to fishing limits on Tuesday, allowing fishers to catch and keep more fish at 10 waterbodies in the state, including the

Trout anglers divide aquatic systems into three types; still waters, tailwaters, and rivers. In the spring, fishing is most successful in still waters and tailwaters. This statement should not be seen as an insult to fishing small streams and rivers, like the Logan or Blacksmith Fork, at this time of year. The challenge with these unregulated systems during the spring is they are often frigid and their flows are unpredictable. Furthermore, the pristine settings of these smaller more remote stre...