Adverse Birth Outcomes in the TriCounty Health Region
A follow up on the TriCounty Health Adverse Birth Outcomes study, originally released in 2015, confirms that TriCounty Health rates remain in the same range as the state average.
A follow up on the TriCounty Health Adverse Birth Outcomes study, originally released in 2015, confirms that TriCounty Health rates remain in the same range as the state average.
Ballot questions concerning recreational marijuana will not be included on the April ballot for Craig citizens. Craig City Council decided against it Tuesday night but that is unlikely to slow down the organized group of citizens known as the Committee to Grow Craig.
The Duchesne County Trails Committee provided an update to the Roosevelt City Council last week focusing primarily on the proposed construction of a cross country race course.
Some people are feeling snowed out in the Basin, especially if they are the one shoveling or plowing their own property. While finding the right place to pile snow can be tricky, choosing to push snow into the street believing that a snow plow will pick it up is not the right approach.
Uintah County Travel and Tourism were among an elite group honored at the Utah Business 2017 Sales and Marketer of the Year Awards this month. The SAMYs gave out 17 awards, recognizing the sales and marketing of individuals, teams and organizations across the state.
January is National Radon Action Month and TriCounty Health Department is making it easier than ever to get your home tested. Radon is a colorless, odorless, naturally occurring toxic gas that is emitted from minerals in the ground.
The Utah Field House of Natural History in Vernal has been named a stop on the top pick of things to do in Utah.
It’s no surprise to learn that seasonal water supply forecasts are looking great following multiple January storms.
The Uintah County Commission discussed expansion of several Special Service District boards during Monday’s Commission meeting. Commissioners discussed adding 2 positions to the boards of the Impact Mitigation District and Uintah Transportation District.
Winter weather warnings and advisories remain in place and travelers are asked to reconsider travel plans until the storms have cleared.
The search for a man presumed drowned in Flaming Gorge has been suspended due to severe winter weather. The Daggett County Sheriff’s Office was alerted to a suspicious vehicle on the boat ramp at Cedar Springs Marina at 8:30am on Friday, January 20th. Deputies responded and found a truck with a boat trailer backed into the water and the truck running while the boat was loose from the trailer.
The Uintah County Commissioners took time during their Monday meeting to report to the citizens of the county and share their vision for 2017.