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Utah County commissioners approved a proposal to raise their salaries by about $11,000 along with raises for other elected officials.

Utah state auditors wrote it “appears likely” that a former Cache County Attorney improperly used county resources for personal gain.

More flooding is possible across parts of Utah this week. Hydrologists say some streamflows may break records this spring, even if there isnt flooding.

The Utah County Commission approved salary increases of about $11,000 along with raises for other elected officials. They say the raises are meant to help bring pay up to market level.

A Utah state audit alleges two former members of the Cache County Attorney's Office of impropriety, accusing them of misusing public funds and signing private prosecuting contracts without the county's knowledge.

Craig Buttars, the current commissioner of the Utah Department of Agriculture and former Cache County executive, returned to the county’s historic courthouse on Tuesday to offer a presentation on agriculture

In a letter addressed to Cache County Council members, Utah’s Office of the State Auditor publicly released its investigations of multiple wrongdoings in the county attorney’s office Thursday morning.

Utah’s Office of the State Auditor released a letter to Cache County officials Wednesday morning citing cases of misuse of county resources, compensation raises not allowed by ordinance, feeble internal

As many Utah cities have seen intense flooding this week, there's good news for drought conditions..

Craig Buttars, the current commissioner the Utah Department of Agriculture and former Cache County executive, returned to the county’s historic courthouse on Tuesday to offer a presentation on agriculture within