Cache Valley

Tensions ran high at a northern Utah school board’s tax hearing. Now, one man has been charged with terrorism for making alleged threats to kill board members.

Making friends can be difficult, especially as more people spend their time working remotely or connecting online instead of in person. A Cache Valley organization is hoping to change that.

The Cache Valley League of Women Voters organizes potlucks for voters to meet candidates running in current election.

When a fire raged through Canyon Road in Logan last weekend, community members banded together to keep each other safe.

In a historically agricultural corner of Utah, homes stand where crops once grew. Could buying development rights from private landowners help preserve the feeling of yesteryear?

City Council members approved zoning for a bar miles north of the city’s downtown district, where all other bars are located.

In other news, Junction has lifted its boil order after passing water quality tests. Its water supply was contaminated by flooding last week.

Highway 165 is open now, but it was a tough commute when fire crews shut it down for almost three hours because of a house fire. But the traffic was the least of their problems battling the blaze.

Mark and Janice Lunt have owned the Island Market since 2012, but they recently decided to step away.

In other news, biologists are removing non-native fish from the High Uintas to make room for native cutthroat trout. And, a new head of the Utah Department of Natural Resources starts next month.