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Tribune reporters Carmen Nesbitt, Michael Lee and Tamarra Kemsley, along with news columnist Robert Gehrke join to talk about the week’s top stories, including school districts awaiting a statewide book ban list as Utah plans to retroactively enforce a new law.
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The geology of Southeastern Utah includes many famous formations. In addition to their beauty, to the trained eye, they also include the history of eras and extinctions.
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When Dayne Teigeler and Robert Linton sat in the StoryCorps booth, they immediately looked back on their friendship and its ties to music. During their conversation, they reminisced about the time they opened the Logan music venue WhySound.
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USU Extension's Roslynn McCann talks about the benefits of rainwater harvesting and shares tips on getting started.
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The United States Department of Agriculture released a new plant hardiness map in November showing an increase in annual average minimum temperature. Experts said that could make a difference in your garden.
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Our hosts discuss Trump's criminal trial, Sen. Mitt Romney, and Natalie Cline losing the GOP nomination.
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Four years after Utah State University settled with the Justice Department over the university’s mishandling of sexual assault cases on campus, the university says federal oversight will remain longer than initially anticipated.
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Snowpack near Logan hit a peak of 27 inches the first week of April, due to warm spring temperatures, almost half has already melted.
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In other news: The Duchesne County Sheriff’s Office is asking for help from the public in identifying the remains of a woman whose skull was found 21 years ago.
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The Logan City Fire Department will move into its new Station 70 in the coming weeks. The city council plans to vote to rezone the old station during a council meeting in early May.