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What you need to know about Cache County Clerk candidates Behm and Gillie (opens the original)
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Two years after winning a special election for Cache County clerk, Bryson Behm is asking voters to send him back for his first full four-year term. He first took over the clerk’s office after his predecessor resigned following a state investigation into the county’s handling of the 2023 election. Behm said he inherited a largely inexperienced elections staff and an office trying to rebuild after the controversy. Since then, Behm has made that turnaround a central part of his case for another ter
Cache County goes from election violations to ‘Excellence in Elections’ (opens the original)
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Two years ago, the Cache County Clerk’s Office was coming off a state review that found multiple violations of election law. Now, that same office is being recognized by the state for excellence in election administration. In the spring of 2024, Bryson Behm stepped into the role of Cache County clerk after his predecessor, David Benson, resigned. By then, the office had spent months under investigation over its handling of the 2023 election. “The clerk at the time was put on leave," Behm recalle
Cache Water District candidate calls for shift in district priorities (opens the original)
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While looking through the Cache Water District’s website, Scott Mershon noticed something odd. “They don't have any statement regarding, you know, 'This is our role in protecting the Great Salt Lake,'" he said. "And that is something that I would like to see changed.” Mershon is challenging incumbent Kirt Lindley for an at-large seat on the Cache Water District board. Lindley did not respond to UPR’s requests for an interview. With a background in water resources engineering, Mershon has worked
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox calls for review of Flock cameras following recent report (opens the original)
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Utah Gov. Spencer Cox says he wants the state’s use of Flock cameras reviewed after a report found millions of searches of camera data came from outside the state. Flock cameras are automated license plate readers that photograph passing vehicles and create searchable data that can be used by law enforcement. Last week, the Utah Civic Compact, a nonpartisan advocacy group, released an analysis of records from 10 Flock cameras in Weber County. The report found that there had been over 5 million s
Utah still recommends MMR vaccine for K-12 students despite federal shifts (opens the original)
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As Utah's measles outbreak continues into the school year, family physicians say recent changes to federal vaccine recommendations are leaving more parents with questions. Kids across the state are going back to school this month, and many families are checking off last-minute to-do lists. Family physician Dr. Jordan Roberts said there’s one list item that shouldn’t be overlooked: making sure kids are up to date on vaccines. “Honestly, as a primary care doctor, I do believe that giving people va
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