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To the editor: Problem-solving leaders from all around the state are cheering for Val Potter to return to the Utah House of Representatives.

Higher education can improve the lives of all 3.4 million Utahns, says President Taylor Randall.

As drought conditions worsen across the country and state, Cache Valley residents could see more water restrictions coming from their local governments as well as voluntary conservation recommendations.

Though incumbent Mike Petersen and his opposing candidate Val Potter are both running to represent District 2 in the Utah House of Representatives as republicans, they are different shades of

Whether Ladd Kennington or Kathryn Beus wins the race to be Cache County’s Southeast District’s council representative, one of them will take part in handling the issues currently facing the

The Cache Valley Historical Society held its final meeting of the 2021-22 season on Wednesday.

Utah’s weather gets pretty toasty this weekend, with some southern and eastern locations reaching dangerously hot.

DWR News Release The first case of avian flu in wild birds was confirmed last month in Cache County, and now the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources has confirmed the virus has spread to two foxes. As of June 8, 25 wild birds have tested positive for avian flu in six counties in Utah, including

Want to engage in some local snooping? Go onto the Cache County website and access the “Parcel Viewer.” There you can see who owns every piece of property in Cache

Forty-six years have passed since the earthen Teton Dam near Rexburg, Idaho, failed as it was filling for the first time on June 5, 1976. The catastrophic event still affects