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Oct 6, 2026

Jason WilliamsHOST
7:30
Natalie Levi joining us.
Jason WilliamsHOST
7:31
We also have Cache County School Board candidate Aaron Ritchie, who I want to talk about.
Jason WilliamsHOST
7:36
This is a nice flyer.
Jason WilliamsHOST
7:37
I like that.

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Aaron RitchieGUEST
19:08
And obviously the things that always get people motivated are property tax increases.
Aaron RitchieGUEST
19:13
That brings a lot of people out.
Aaron RitchieGUEST
19:15
And obviously here in Utah, there was a pretty massive property tax increase in Cache County.
Aaron RitchieGUEST
19:22
So really when you look at a school board, I just want to go over briefly what the school board is.
Spencer MahanCORRESPONDENT
2:47
The document outlines 20 principles saying that voting is important, simple, accurate, and secure.
Spencer MahanCORRESPONDENT
2:55
Cache County Clerk Bryson J. Behm says that the shared effort is meant to help voters understand how elections work and what safeguards are in place throughout the process.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:05
Now we have citizenship verification, plus now the last four digits of your driver's license, your Social Security, and your state ID.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:12
So we verify your citizenship and identity at registration, but then we also kind of like dual factor authenticate it when we get your ballot back.
Andy FarnsworthHOST
6:31
KSL Newsradio's McKenna Rodriguez reports.
Jim RyanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:34
Melissa Cowley owns and operates a cat sanctuary.
Jim RyanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:37
In March, someone reported to Cache County law enforcement that she had visited Cowley's sanctuary hoping to adopt cats, and instead found the animals in horrific conditions.
Jim RyanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:47
Court documents say the woman reported an overwhelming odor, cats with missing fur, and audible signs of respiratory illness.
Will FioriteCORRESPONDENT
1:23
Altogether, over 275,000 students and adults statewide participated in the event, which was spearheaded by Governor Spencer Cox and First Lady Abby Cox.
Will FioriteCORRESPONDENT
1:33
Now, Cache County School District Superintendent Todd McKee said that events like this help build vibrant culture of literacy, inspiring students to discover the joy, curiosity, and connection that reading brings both inside and outside the classroom.
Will FioriteCORRESPONDENT
1:47
Now, the statewide initiative aims to strengthen children's reading skills and encourage Utahns of all ages to read on a daily basis.
Will FioriteCORRESPONDENT
1:56
And finally, Antelope Island State Park officially opened its new 30,000-square-foot visitor center to the public following more than two years of construction.
McKenna RodriguezCORRESPONDENT
27:14
Melissa Cowley owns and operates a cat sanctuary.
McKenna RodriguezCORRESPONDENT
27:17
In March, someone reported to Cache County law enforcement that she had visited Cowley's sanctuary hoping to adopt cats, and instead found the animals in horrific conditions.
McKenna RodriguezCORRESPONDENT
27:26
Court documents say the woman reported an overwhelming odor, cats with missing fur, and audible signs of respiratory illness.
McKenna RodriguezCORRESPONDENT
27:33
She showed authorities video she took while on the property, which showed an excessive accumulation of feces, urine, and vomit.
Kevin HinckleyGUEST
11:55
Uh, the minute that they step just to one side of it, uh, there is a paradox there of, of the slippery slope into some real risk of, of, uh, major depression that can happen quite quickly For somebody that's still sitting in the pew next to you.
Kevin HinckleyGUEST
12:12
So for instance, there's some really good long longitudinal research, uh, actually coming out of Cache County, that found that LDS affiliation was paradoxically linked to higher odds of developing new onset major depression.
Kevin HinckleyGUEST
12:27
That means I was doing fine, and then I had a hard time handling a situation that came into my life that I wasn't expecting.
Mark OgletreeHOST
12:36
Okay.
Andy FarnsworthHOST
1:22
All but one of Utah County c- Utah's county clerks have signed an initiative that provides clear information on voting in hopes of strengthening trust in the process.
Andy FarnsworthHOST
1:31
Cache County Clerk Bryson Bem says voting is a critical public function.
Bryson BemSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:35
We want voters and citizens to know that, you know, voting is simple, voting is secure, voting is accurate, and most importantly, it's important.
Bryson BemSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:45
It is your time to, you know, share your voice and vote for the people who represent your values.
Andy FarnsworthHOST
1:24
All but one of Utah County c- Utah's county clerks have signed an initiative that provides clear information on voting in hopes of strengthening trust in the process.
Andy FarnsworthHOST
1:34
Cache County Clerk Bryson Bem says voting is a critical public function.
Bryson BemSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:37
We want voters and citizens to know that, you know, voting is simple, voting is secure, voting is accurate, and most importantly, it's important.
Bryson BemSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:47
It is your time to, you know, share your voice and vote for the people who represent your values.
Spencer MahanCORRESPONDENT
2:17
The document outlines 20 principles saying that voting is important, simple, accurate, and secure.
Spencer MahanCORRESPONDENT
2:25
Cache County Clerk Bryson J. Behm says that the shared effort is meant to help voters understand how elections work and what safeguards are in place throughout the process.
Bryson J. BehmSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:35
Now we have signature verification, plus now the last four digits of your driver's license, your Social Security, and your state ID.
Bryson J. BehmSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:41
So we verify your citizenship and identity at registration, but then we also kind of like dual factor authenticate it when we get your ballot back.
Andy FarnsworthHOST
2:26
All but one of Utah's county clerks have signed an initiative that provides clear information on voting in hopes of strengthening trust in the process.
Andy FarnsworthHOST
2:34
Cache County Clerk Bryson Bem says voting is a critical public function.
Bryson BemSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:39
We want voters and citizens to know that, you know, voting is simple, voting is secure, voting is accurate, and most importantly, it's important.
Bryson BemSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:48
It is your time to, you know, share your voice and vote for the people who represent your values.
Sim GillSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:45
Did you know that there is more consistency in investigating a DUI in the state of Utah than there is investigating a intimate partner violence? Let that sink in for a second.
Sim GillSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:59
We have more consistency from Cache Valley, uh, from Cache County down to Washington County when it comes to a DUI, but we do not have the same level of commitment or process when it comes to intimate partner violence.
Sim GillSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:14
And one of the reasons is, is that we do not have a baseline.
Sim GillSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:19
The reason DUIs get investigated is because there's a single form that every law enforcement agency uses when they come to a DUI, and there's a baseline of investigation that, that, that is, uh, wrote that every law enforcement officer follows, and that is missing when it comes to some of the most violent offenses, which is i- intimate partner violence.

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