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Aaron C. Ritchey filed a financial campaign report for Cache County School Board District 2.
The candidate's disclosure, which was reported as having a date of Oct. 20, 2026, includes itemized contributions received.
According to the candidate financial disclosure, Ritchey reported a total of $529.02 in contributions received.
All reported contributions were self-funded, with an amount of $312.66 from a source at 1780 E Hu 101, Hyrum, UT, and $216.36 from a source at 1780 E Hu 101, Hyrum, UT.
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NORTH LOGAN – Despite a late summer furor over the approval of a 37.1 percent property tax increase by members of the Cache County School Board, local voters re-elected three of those members during balloting on Nov. 3.
CACHE COUNTY, Utah (ABC4) — A former Cache County teacher is facing a felony charge after allegedly stalking a co-worker. Ryan Murray Reynolds, 49, has been charged with stalking (second-degree felony). According to court documents, Cache County Sheriff's Office became aware of an incident of stalking.
A 65-year-old Utah semi-truck driver was involved in a fatal collision with a motorcyclist in Preston, Idaho, on Friday, Oct. 30, 2026. The 21-year-old motorcyclist died after attempting to pass the truck on the right during a wide turn.
CACHE COUNTY, Utah (ABC4) — The Cache County Sheriff's Office has confirmed that they will be using automatic license plate readers during a 'test period'. According to the Cache County Sheriff's Office, they are working on a short-term project with the Motorola Company with the intention of testing license plate readers.
The Cache County Sheriff is conducting a short-term trial with Motorola Company to evaluate the effectiveness of license plate readers in aiding public safety. The project aims to determine if the technology can assist in solving serious criminal offenses and alerts.
Salt Lake City Police Chief Brian Redd expressed support for license plate readers, saying the technology have been used to save lives and solve crimes. However, he agreed there needs to be strict safeguards in place to prevent misuse.
The Salt Lake City Public Library maintains various operating hours across its main library and several branch locations, including the Anderson-Fothill, Ballpark Library Lab, Chapman, Corinne & Jack Sweet, Day-Riverside, Glendale, Marmalade, Sprague, and Glendale branches.
A 14-year-old Brigham City boy is getting national recognition for a simple act of kindness that has helped hundreds of families across northern Utah. Tate Keesler started Tate’s Stand during the government shutdown after seeing families struggle to make ends meet.
Preliminary results are in for the November 3 general election in San Juan County, but the figures include just a fraction of the total votes cast. Less than 1,000 ballots have been counted as of Tuesday evening and election officials state that it will be "several days" before final results are available.
A Colorado teenager who helped the FBI find a missing Utah girl is being recognized for his courage after telling an adult that the girl he met online said she was being held against her will, federal court documents say. The two met while playing the online game Among Us on or about Oct. 15, 2026, according to a criminal complaint.
A pedestrian was taken to the hospital in critical condition after being hit by a vehicle that fled the scene Wednesday evening in Spanish Fork, according to authorities. The collision happened around 5:53 p.m. near 800 East and 300 North.
Add Fox 13 as a Google Preferred Source WASHINGTON CITY, Utah — Inside the Washington City Fire House, they're not awaiting the next emergency call but preparing for it. "This is a huge milestone for Washington City," said Captain Chris Noel of the Washington City Fire Department.