
Second Waterbody Treatment In High Uintas Starts Tomorrow
The second treatment this month to treat drainages in the High Uintas starts tomorrow as part of an effort to help restore native Colorado River cutthroat trout.

The second treatment this month to treat drainages in the High Uintas starts tomorrow as part of an effort to help restore native Colorado River cutthroat trout.

The drought and water conservation efforts are hard on agriculture producers who depend on water to sustain their operations and a USU initiative is working to help producers while researching the way forward for the Colorado River Basin.

Honoring Veterans is a priority to many here in the Uintah Basin and help has been requested in the effort to raise funds to finish the Tabiona Veterans Memorial.

The Bureau of Land Management Vernal Field Office has issued the following decision records: The applicant on all the approvals is Koda Uinta, LLC.

Ashley Valley Water & Sewer Improvement District is hosting a public meeting tomorrow at noon to address public concerns about water conservation rates and costs moving forward.

Many in Uintah County heard the sirens on August 9th as a high speed chase of a motorcycle traveled through neighborhoods starting in Naples.

A passenger in a vehicle was arrested for drugs in Duchesne City last week.

Moffat County Sheriff Chip McIntyre announced last week the end of their agency’s use of Flock cameras in Moffat County.

A celebration is being held as part of the opening of a new campground in Uintah County at a popular recreation site.

It’s hard to believe but fall deer hunt planning is underway for many hunters and the Division of Wildlife Resources has shared information to make planning easier.

A special and important local cause can continue helping local families who experience infant loss thanks to funds raised during the annual Uintah Basin Medical Center Charity Golf Classic.

While it is exciting to see progress happening on the Steinaker Service Canal Trail in Vernal, officials have an important safety message for the community: STAY OUT of the construction area.