Blake Bingham News Today

For this segment of “A Day In the Life,” Arkansas Money & Politics sits down with Blake Bingham, a network/software/system administrator. He’s been in the position for just under a year.

With reservoir levels across the state at historic lows, water districts and individuals are struggling to find enough water to meet demand. One community on the edge of Box Elder County is torn between public and private water sources.

A new rule passed by the Utah Judicial Council that goes into effect on Nov. 1 will establish at least three district court water judges throughout the state. The district court judges will volunteer to be a water judge and then be approved by the Judicial Council.

Remember Me Quilt & Fabric Shop held a Kids Kamp this week. Children learned how to make stuffed animals that will be given to local charities.

1 When Caiden Taylor enlisted in the Utah National Guard in 2014 he raised his right hand and swore an oath to defend the Constitution and obey the orders of the President of the United States and of the officers appointed over him. It’s an oath very similar to what active duty Soldiers affirm, except that it includes a promise to also defend the constitution of the state of Utah and obey the orders of the governor. In early September Gov. Gary Herbert issued an activation or...