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Two Utah candidates, two different answers on federal spending priorities (opens the original)
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Utah voters will pick a new 2nd District representative this midterm — the first election under the state's new congressional map. Republican incumbent Blake Moore and Democratic challenger Peter Crosby agree on some issues, like water. But they split on others. One is the Trump Accounts program, which gives children born between 2025 and 2028 a $1,000 government-funded savings account. Moore supports it. He said he's even set one up for his own kids. "This will give them stability and a chance
Cache Valley voters meet 2026 candidates over potluck (opens the original)
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About 50 Cache Valley residents gathered under a pavilion in a Nibley park on a late July evening to hear from candidates running in this November's midterm elections. Each candidate had three minutes to stand on a soapbox to talk about their goals and why they're running. "We really feel like it's important to get voters educated before they vote on what the candidates stand for and what they're going to do or plan to do as elected representatives," Christine Holt said. She helped organize the
As Logan fire forced evacuations, neighbors stepped in to help (opens the original)
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Fire crews responded to a fast moving grass fire near First Dam Friday night. It blazed nearly 30 acres on Canyon Road and made its way up the bluff between the Island neighborhood and Highway 89. After crews arrived on scene, they called for backup and fire crews from all over Cache County came in to help. The popular Canyon Road restaurant in the Island, Herms Inn, served as the command post. Crews closed Canyon Road at 600 East and Highway 89. Jamey Doshier lives near the area and saw cars bu
Utah is split over the reduction of Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument (opens the original)
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Panguitch, Utah, is about 60 miles from Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, which is part of Garfield County. It covers roughly 1.9 million acres now. Because President Donald Trump signed proclamations on July 13 to dramatically reduce two of Utah's national monuments' borders, Grand Staircase will shrink by 90% on Sept. 11, down to about 180,000 acres. Bears Ears will lose 91% of its own footprint. Some people support it in the local area, and others not so much. "I felt really good,"
As buses sit idle Sunday, a Logan church opens its doors for the heat wave (opens the original)
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The National Weather Service forecasts temperatures in Logan reaching up to 105 degrees Fahrenheit this weekend, with Sunday the hottest day. That leaves few indoor spaces open for people needing to escape the heat — especially on Sundays, when many businesses in the city are closed. Rev. Derek Forbes, with the First Presbyterian Church of Logan, said the church will open its doors Sunday for anyone seeking refuge from the heat. "We don't tend to run the AC too often, but we have a basement in o
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