KANE COUNTY, Utah —Utah’s election landscape has settled somewhat fol­lowing the legal battle over election district maps in late 2025 and early 2026. Federal candidate filing deadlines were extended during the lawsuit, but the field is now largely set as of March. The new map remains a point of debate, with expectations it could help create a Democratic congressional seat in a state long dominated by Republicans. With party conventions approaching in mid-April, delegates wil

PAGE, Ariz. — Officials at Glen Canyon National Recreation Area say chang­es are coming to uplake marina services at Lake Powell ahead of the 2026 summer boating season as lower water levels continue to shape operations in the Bullfrog and Halls Cross­ing areas. Boats are moored at Hall’s Crossing Marina on Lake Powell, where services are expected to shift during the 2026 season as lower water levels prompt adjustments to uplake access. Photo by Sergey Malomuz. According to a

KANAB, Utah — Kane County would like to congratulate Sheriff Tra­cy Glover on being elected by his fellow sheriffs and sworn in as President of the Western States Sheriffs’ Association (WSSA). Kane County Sheriff Tracy Glover (Center) was recently elected and sworn in as President of the Western States Sheriffs’ As­sociation. Photo courtesy of Kane County. Sheriff Glover has dedi­cated significant time and effort in service to the as­sociation, which represents nearly 1,300 s

KANAB — Kane County Hospital’s Senior Life So­lutions program has been named the 2025 Program of the Year by Psychiatric Medical Care (PMC), which manages the program. (L-R) SLS Region Director Bobby Powers, Therapist Melanie Honey, Therapist Cheltsea Swensen, OPC Wendy Buhler, OPC Tina Hardy, Hospital CEO Kurt Loveless. Photo courtesy of Kane County Hospital. Psychiatric Medical Care partners with more than 250 hospitals and health systems across the coun­try to provide beha