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There is an unwritten rule in real estate development in many parts of the U.S. – before you build, make sure the site

On Friday, Joel Ferry, Gov. Spencer Cox’s pick to run the Utah Department of Natural Resources, resigned from the Utah Legislature. Despite leaving, Ferry has given no indication he will

As part of his 360 Tour, Cox will visit students at Logan High School, Adams Wealth and USU Credit Union employees, tour Campbell Scientific and hold town halls on agriculture and Utah State University.

On January 2, 1976, current Cache County Assessor Kathleen Howell started her career in the county government. Having worked in the municipality for 46 years, she will retire on September 6.

On January 2, 1976, current Cache County Assessor Kathleen Howell started her career in the county government. Having worked in the municipality for 46 years, she will retire on September

On Tuesday, during their regular meeting, the Cache County Council voted to send out voter information on the RAPZ tax renewal and open-space bond in one mailout rather than sending

On Friday, Joel Ferry, Gov. Spencer Cox’s pick to run the Utah Department of Natural Resources, resigned from the Utah Legislature. Despite leaving, Ferry has given no indication he will

Saving the Great Salt Lake will be his "top priority" in office, the new head of Utah's Department of Natural Resources said at his Senate confirmation hearing on Friday.

Cache County’s annual “Ignite the Light” event is returning on Aug. 22 to bring awareness mental health issues.

The festival includes numerous events: ceremonies honoring veterans, a benefit concert, military and community resources for veterans, food trucks and fireworks.