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Flood threat remains low as snowpack begins to melt, rivers swell with runoff

What goes up must come down. This includes the snowpack that has accumulated in the mountains of Weber County over the last few months. As spring begins to take hold and gives way to more constant warm weather, officials are taking stock of what this above-average winter will mean to area ...

Ogden City’s annual Cinco de Mayo event returning Saturday

OGDEN — Spring traditions will be revisited in the heart of the city this weekend with Ogden City Recreation and the Marshall N. White Community Center combining to host a Cinco de Mayo event and car show, respectively. The party will emanate from the Ogden Amphitheater; the car show will be ...

Roy High student found with gun near school; district addresses incidents

ROY — A Roy High School student was booked into the Weber Valley Detention Center on Tuesday after they were found to be in possession of a loaded firearm near school property, authorities say. It was the latest in what has become a series of gun-related incidents involving students at the ...

Almost $60 million from ’90s-era tobacco settlement headed to Utah

The 1990s-era settlements from big tobacco continue to benefit states, with Utah set to see another $57 million that will go toward public health programs. That’s according to Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes, who announced Thursday that the state will get $30 million for 2023 and $27 ...

Weber County Animal Services touts pet rehoming program

Weber County Animal Services is inviting residents to take advantage of a program for the relocation, or rehoming, of pets in the event that they're no longer able to care for them. "Rehome Your Pet" is an online listing platform for people in Weber County seeking alternatives to surrendering ...