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The Cache County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a burglary of the Nibley city office that occurred on Veterans Day weekend. Authorities say a small safe containing an undisclosed amount of

According to a press release from Cache County, a Western section of the road around Hyrum Dam will be closed on Monday.

This time of year I have plenty to be thankful for: hot running water, a warm home, a plentiful selection (although overpriced) of food to choose from, relative peace and

Seven lawyers and judges have been nominated as candidates to fill one vacancy on the Utah Court of Appeals on Wednesday. Judge Jill Pohlman left the seat after she was recently confirmed to the Utah Supreme Court.

A Utah Highway Patrol trooper was shocked to see a driver speeding down Highway 89 in Cache County going double the speed limit.

State and local lawmakers blasted Union Pacific over costs and delays to complete community projects along rail lines that they claimed put people's safety in jeopardy.

Freezing cold weather and snow could not keep Costco enthusiasts from camping outside to be the first customers welcomed into the very first Cache County location Friday morning.

I’ve been thinking about departures from the rule of law, and my thoughts turned to Representative Casey Snider’s abuse of Senate Bill 203 (S.B. 203), the Tire Recycling Fund Amendments

A mechanic is donating his skills to give the gift of transportation to a family in need, and this year, Santa and the community are stepping in to make the gift even more special.

Utah Democrats argue Ferry cannot hold positions in both the executive and legislative branches.