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At 4 p.m. Thursday afternoon, residents of Logan marched from the Quad at Utah State University to the Old Courthouse Plaza to show their support and to stand in solidarity

The Utah Department of Health on Friday reported 261 new cases of COVID-19 statewide since the day before and 11 new deaths.

In a new bill that moved to the House floor on Thursday, local legislators are looking to intensify penalties for manufacturing and intending to distribute pornographic material involving minors.

The results of a recently released study regarding unreinforced masonry in older buildings has pinpointed seven schools in the Cache County School District that may be vulnerable in the event

The declining water levels at Lake Powell have unearthed a piece of history missing for over five decades.

The Utah Department of Health reported an additional 19 COVID deaths Wednesday, a sign that the pandemic is not over despite the loosening of mask restrictions across the country.

Utah health officials reported 461 COVID cases and 19 deaths. A group of military medical personnel were deployed to the University of Utah Hospital to help with surgery backlog following the omicron variant.

The Cache County Council expressed concerns about a recent contract to hire a lobbying firm for Cache County during its meeting on Tuesday.

Starting in spring, Logan’s most popular mountain biking trailheads, Green Canyon and Providence Canyon, will have trail etiquette signage and passive bells at the mouth of the canyons.

Logan-based iFIT Health & Fitness has followed deep staff cuts announced Friday with a shake-up of its leadership, including the departure of longtime CEO Scott Watterson.