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An area of high pressure to our southeast continues to filter in moisture, and the southwesterly flow also keeps us warmer than average.

Cache County Executive David Zook has declared a “local emergency” in the county according to a proclamation sent to The Herald Journal Wednesday afternoon.

In other news, 40 acres of new wetlands will help clean water headed to the Great Salt Lake.

Katherine Becker — the contracting auditor who works for Cache County — is not sure she can achieve anything higher in her career than she already has.

Lawmakers discussed an incident in March in which multiple hoax calls across the state reported an active shooter at a school.

School threats front of mind to Utah parents, says deputy state superintendent.

Hoax threats of a mass shooting and the technology behind it present problems for law enforcement, Utah's Department of Public Safety told members of a newly formed school safety task force.

Midweek moisture has arrived and you can expect another unsettled day ahead with ingredients for isolated thunderstorms. 

Over the next few days, we'll see isolated to scattered showers and storms with daytime highs that run well above seasonal norms. 

The Hope Community Garden started with an old, broken refrigerator the congregation was going to get rid of.