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DWR News Release It’s been two winters since horse-drawn sleigh and wagon rides were offered through the middle of hundreds of wild elk at the Hardware Wildlife Management Area. Starting Dec. 2, the rides are back! COVID-19 concerns canceled the rides in 2020, and the popular activity was again canceled last year due to extreme

According to updated election information posted on Cache County’s website, 40,424 ballots had been processed by the county in the 2022 general election as of last Thursday.

A Cache County 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.

PRESTON — A 25-year-old man has been on life support since a hit-and-run collision in Franklin County on Oct. 16. Christopher James Ward, of Smithfield, Utah, has been charged with felonies for leaving the scene of an accident that resulted in serious injury and for the destruction of evidence, court documents show. RELATED | Utah […]

It's been a busy week in Utah - so this weekend, have some fun and head to a local event near you! Here's a list of what's happening

Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson asked all 29 county clerks in Utah to wait until polling places have closed, and until all voters who are in line by 8 p.m. have cast their ballots, before posting any election results.

According to unofficial results provided by the Cache County Clerk’s Office, residents voted in favor of the open space bond proposition during Tuesday’s General Election.

Cache County Managing Public Defender Mike McGinnis is preparing to present a policy recommendation to combine the public defense offices of Cache County and Box Elder County to the county council.

On this episode we recap the 2022 midterm election with Utah State University Political Science Professor Damon Cann.

The Cache County Attorney’s Office has released a report indicating an officer involved shooting that occurred in April was justified under law.