Bear River Health Department

The Bear River Health Department has confirmed its first human West Nile Virus case in Cache County in 2024, its second in the Bear River district.

The health department warns that since mosquitoes can travel several miles, everyone in the region should take precautions to avoid mosquito bites and reduce the risk of exposure.

Health authorities in Utah are cautioning the public about a surge in cases of COVID, flu and RSV, referring to it as a "tripledemic." Specialists note that these three viruses impact the respiratory system and can lead to severe health complications if not addressed.

In May, the Utah legislature voted to ban school districts from requiring masks in classrooms. Now it is up to local health departments to help schools…

Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson visited the Bear River Health Department on Wednesday to meet with health officials and discuss COVID-19 vaccine efforts.…

Thanks to extra doses of the COVID-19 vaccine provided by Logan Regional Hospital, the Bear River Health Department will begin vaccinating residents over…

To make getting a shot just a little bit easier this year, the Bear River Health Department is providing a drive-thru flu shot option. The department's…

Large gatherings and events have been increasing in Cache Valley over the past month, and with that comes the concern of increased coronavirus cases.After…

The Bear River Health Department confirmed 30 new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday.BRHD reported 41 new cases on Tuesday. The increases bring the health…

The Bear River Health District released a new chart on Monday showing the results of the 6,669 COVID-19 tests performed in the district since March.…