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KNEU 1250Are there fireflies in the Uintah Basin? Some insist that yes there are! Others say no. Armed with the science, Uinta Basin Birds & Butterflies is hosting a special event on Wednesday at the Uintah County Library to answer the question once and for all.
The number of small lake trout continues to be a concern for Flaming Gorge Reservoir. Wyoming Game and Fish reported last week that Green River fisheries biologists recently completed the annual spring netting at Flaming Gorge and the hope is more anglers will keep more of the shorter lake trout.
The jury trial is underway for 54-year-old Jana Clyde, a Duchesne County Jail nurse who was charged with negligent homicide in the 2016 death of Madison Jensen, a 21-year old inmate.
Colorado’s 14th Judicial District Attorney’s Office has provided a statement and information to the public following the 3-day jury trial of 36-year-old Kaylee Ann Messerly of Craig.
Uintah County Clerk-Auditor Michael Wilkins issued a public service announcement this week sharing that ballots for the Uintah County primary election have been mailed.
Evans Family Media is providing the opportunity to get educated ahead of the upcoming primary election through the Meet The Candidate Radio Series.
Great news from Uintah Basin Technical College! They have secured legislative funding to expand the Nursing Assistant and Welding programs in response to student demand and industry needs.
Get out and enjoy the summer! TriCounty Health Department has a great way to do so and get some exercise at the same time with their first annual walking challenge.
A Uintah Basin man was sentenced on Wednesday to 46 months in federal prison after pleading guilty earlier this year of illegally possessing a gun and killing ten eagles.
The Moffat County mother charged with Child Abuse Resulting In Death and Child Abuse Resulting In Serious Injury was found guilty by a jury on Wednesday.
Tuesday, June 7th, marked 12 years since a Bureau of Indian Affairs police officer’s life was lost in a car accident and local agencies and individuals took the opportunity to remember him on social media.
When it comes to fighting crime, having the right partner can make all the difference and a local duo is proving they are a cut above the rest after the Utah Peace Officers Association K-9 Trials.