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Federal health care subsidies could expire without any replacement this year. This has People’s Health Clinic leaders preparing for an influx of patients.
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Wasatch County is preparing its budget for 2026. The draft includes an increase of over $10 million from 2025.
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Wasatch Back city and county offices will be closed for the Veterans Day holiday Tuesday, Nov. 11.
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Wasatch County voter turnout was about 49%, according to new election numbers released Thursday.
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The board received positive feedback Wednesday night from residents who said their voices had been heard.
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A Summit County man is pleading not guilty to a felony obstruction of justice charge in a fatal road rage shooting at the Jordanelle Reservoir.
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Preliminary results in the Charleston election show a margin of just a single vote in the mayor's race. The town has a history of unusual elections.
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Two Wasatch Back trail nonprofits have received grants for major projects through Utah’s Outdoor Recreation Initiative Awards.
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A write-in candidate is within one vote of the leader for mayor in Charleston.
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A conservation easement is pending for about 2,000 acres of Jordanelle Ridge in Heber City. Leaders are still working out the details.
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The Wasatch County School District Board of Education will meet this week to discuss and approve new school boundary lines.
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Utah’s Division of Wildlife Resources plans to purchase about 200 acres of private land near Wallsburg. The land could be opened to Wasatch County hunters.