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The news surrounding Utah's drought status continues to improve, especially for the state's most populous city and county.

In an effort to decrease damage and to make habitat better for deer, elk and other wildlife, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is implementing two major camping changes at the Hardware Wildlife Management Area, starting this year. The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources plans to improve the Hardware Wildlife Management Area. Photo courtesy of

A Cache County man recently convicted of sexually abusing a teen girl while employed at a youth facility faces a new felony charge after a second alleged victim stepped forward.

Applications for the spring round of matching grants for out of area marketing and new event development are now available at the Cache Valley Visitors Bureau.

The Division of Wildlife Resources has closed 24 wildlife management areas in an effort to protect wintering deer, according to a press release.

There are more than 27 inches of water in this year’s snowpack — with more to come. Last year, there were only 11 inches.

To avoid flooding, an ideal spring runoff in Utah would need gradually warmer temperatures, but forecasts project the rain and snow will keep falling in the coming days.

Twenty-four wildlife management areas in Utah, including a few in Cache Valley, will be impacted by extended closures in an effort to help protect wintering deer and elk in the

A Montpelier man has been charged after a vehicle crash in Logan Canyon this week resulted in the death of three people.

Police are asking for the publics help in identifying two young men they believe made a bomb threat at the North Logan Walmart, forcing the evacuation of hundreds of store patrons and workers Friday afternoon.