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Logan City might be in hot water for allegedly breaking its promise to protect local streams. This commitment was made two years ago, and now it looks like there could be an environmental conflict brewing.
At a glance
Stable — consistent level of discussion. 3 mentions in the last 30 days, 4 the 60 before, 2 the 90 before that.
The project is estimated to cost over $300 million, with the city potentially responsible for a portion of the matching funds.
Residents in flood-prone areas and agricultural water users.
Residents concerned about the loss of natural river character and potential water rate increases.
A passenger is seen boarding an EV bus in Park City in February of 2026. Submitted by Tanzi Propst with Park...
The city is evaluating a large-scale federal project to manage flood control, irrigation, and recreation along the Logan River. Residents are concerned about the long-term costs, water rights, and the impact on the river's natural flow.
The Renewable Energy and Sustainability Advisory Board (RESAB) met for its monthly meeting Thursday morning at Logan City Hall.The meeting was attended by city council members, city employees and community...
Logan to enforce statewide fireworks ban as wildfire danger rises The Utah Statesman
Fire restrictions in the unincorporated areas of Cache County advanced to Stage 2, the State of Utah Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announced Friday morning.After implementing Stage 1 Fire Restriction...
With multiple large-scale wildfires burning throughout the state and significant drought recordings, Logan City is taking action to educate the local community on saving water and energy.
“Today isn’t about politics, it’s about protecting lives,” said Utah Gov. Spencer Cox at a press conference Thursday afternoon.Ahead of Fourth of July celebrations in Utah, six fires are actively burning...
WASHINGTON, D.C. – With Utah’s ongoing drought as motivation, U.S. Sen. John Curtis has introduced bi-partisan legislation to help protect Americans’ drinking water infrastructure during periods of extreme heat or cold.
Note to readers •This story is made possible through a partnership between The Salt Lake Tribune and Grist, a nonprofit environmental media organization.Skeptics of the proposed hyperscale data center in Box...
Residents raised concerns about water conservation programs and potential negative impacts of proposed water projects on quality of life, public health, and safety.
The city received a federal grant to upgrade the wastewater treatment facility, which is essential for maintaining water quality and protecting the environment as the city grows.
Logan officials advise residents to take precautions during periods of atmospheric inversions Cache Valley Daily
Residents are concerned that the river is being managed like a canal, ignoring public rights to recreation and environmental health.
COLUMN: Two years later, Logan City moves to betray its promise to protect our streams Cache Valley Daily
Why does Logan have ‘the worst wintertime air’ on the Wasatch Front? The Salt Lake Tribune
Residents expressed concerns about increased traffic, density, and the loss of neighborhood character.
This plan will guide future development and policy decisions, influencing the city's growth and character for the next 20 years.
Residents fear the change will stress infrastructure and lead to more rental properties rather than owner-occupied homes.
This adds a new service business to the South Main corridor.
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