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Utah's first four-year veterinary graduate degree program now accepting applicants for fall 2025

3 days ago | cachevalleydaily.com | Cimaron Neugebauer

LOGAN — Utah State University's College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM) is now accepting applicants for its inaugural class of vet school students this fall. USU announced the news in late March, after receiving a letter of reasonable assurance from the American Veterinary Medical Association Council on Education (AVMA COE), indicating the college is on track to receive accreditation. There are less than 35 accredited veterinary programs in the United States.
USU proposes ending 14 academic programs, including theatre program in Central Utah

4 days ago | cachevalleydaily.com | Cimaron Neugebauer

LOGAN — Utah State University plans to discontinue 14 academic programs, including the entire theatre program in Price, as it begins the next step in its strategic reinvestment plan to cut costs, according to an email sent out to employees on Friday. A week ago, USU announced it would be consolidating five colleges into two, in its first step to address the budget shortfall in funding from the Utah State Legislature.
Utah snowpack meets average amount, yet state prepares for dry summer

6 days ago | cachevalleydaily.com | Eric Frandsen

SALT LAKE CITY — Utah’s statewide snowpack peaked at 14.3 inches on March 23, matching the state’s typical annual maximum, water officials said Friday. But despite a solid snowpack, extreme drought conditions continue to grip the southern part of the state, and water managers are preparing for a potentially dry summer.
Nearly 50 international students in Utah have visas revoked

1 week ago | cachevalleydaily.com | Eric Frandsen

LOGAN - As of Wednesday, the Trump administration has revoked the visas of nearly 50 international students at seven different Utah educational institutions; 20 of them are University of Utah students and recent graduates. Utah State University has confirmed the revocation of International students’ visas but did not disclose the number of students other than to say a “very low” number of USU students are affected.
Richmond’s Pepperidge Farm employees help Cache Community Food Pantry secure $20k grant

1 week ago | cachevalleydaily.com | Eric Frandsen

RICHMOND — The Cache Community Food Pantry is receiving a $20,000 boost from The Campbell’s Company and The Campbell’s Foundation, which recently awarded $920,000 in Community Impact Grants to 46 nonprofit organizations across North America. The pantry, which serves individuals and families throughout Cache Valley, was nominated by employees of the Pepperidge Farm plant in Richmond.
Deputies investigating explosion on Northrop Grumman facility in Promontory

1 week ago | cachevalleydaily.com | Will Feelright

BOX ELDER COUNTY — Law enforcement and emergency crews were called to an explosion at a Northrop Grumman facility early Wednesday morning near Promontory. The blast was reported around 7:35 a.m.A press release from the Box Elder County Sheriff’s Office said initial reports indicate that there were no injuries or fatalities. However, as with all ongoing investigations, details may change. Photos of the blast showed the walls and roof of a two-story building completely blown away.
On tax day, how does the tax burden compare between Utah, Idaho and Wyoming?

1 week ago | cachevalleydaily.com | Eric Frandsen

LOGAN — Utah residents pay a greater share of their income toward state and local taxes than most Americans, ranking 14th in the nation for overall tax burden, according to a new report from personal finance website WalletHub. The study, released ahead of the April tax deadline, compared all 50 states based on the share of personal income that residents pay in property taxes, individual income taxes, and sales and excise taxes.
Teen suspect detained by citizens after allegedly stealing cigars from Hyrum convenience store

1 week ago | cachevalleydaily.com | Will Feelright

LOGAN — A group of citizens reportedly detained a teenage boy after he stole a box of cigars from the Hyrum Chevron and attempted to flee on foot, according to law enforcement. The theft was reported Tuesday, April 15, at 12:40 p.m.Cache County Sheriff’s Lt. Tim Ramirez said initial evidence suggests the male juvenile male had stolen the cigars from behind the counter and fled the store on foot toward a nearby neighborhood.
Logan woman charged with child kidnapping following domestic incident at the Jumpzone

1 week ago | cachevalleydaily.com | Will Feelright

LOGAN — A 32-year-old Logan woman remains in the Cache County Jail on child kidnapping charges are allegedly trying to take a young child from her mother, according to law enforcement. Ashley Michelle Hard was booked April 8 into the Cache County Jail. According to the affidavit of probable cause, Logan City Police officers were dispatched to the Jumpzone on a reported family dispute. The complainant reported Hard was in a verbal altercation with a sister.
Utah Board of Pardons and Parole launches first phase of new victim notification software - MyVoice

1 week ago | cachevalleydaily.com | Will Feelright

SALT LAKE CITY — Officials with the Utah Board of Pardons and Parole is launching the first phase of MyVoice — a trauma-informed tool designed to provide better notification services to victims of crime. For years, the Board has relied on an offender management system to access victim information.