Speed safety cameras now active on I-81 in Botetourt, Roanoke counties
Virginia State Police have installed speed safety cameras in work zones along I-81. The cameras are now in Botetourt and Roanoke counties between mile markers 143 and 150.
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Pulaski County launches inaugural free Camp Ignite for local students
More than 500 Pulaski County students are spending part of their summer at Camp Ignite, the school division’s inaugural free summer camp for students in first through eighth grade.
A hot and muggy Monday ahead!
The poolcast looks fantastic this afternoon! We have more heat and humidity in the forecast today as our next weather-maker is approaching. Our temperatures will stay above average today as well, but it will...
Local hospitals address state report citing 13 rural hospitals at risk of closure
After a report from Virginia’s Joint Commission on Health Care, local hospitals are addressing concerns regarding their closure.
Virginia State Police file new search warrants in deadly I-81 tractor-trailer crash
Virginia State Police have filed search warrants for video footage and driving data from inside a tractor-trailer involved in a crash on Interstate 81 that killed three people, including a 2-year-old child.
Chesterfield library's summer game offers prizes and community fun
Chesterfield Public Library's Summer Library Game runs through Sept. 1 with prizes and community impact.
Donald Trump arrives at Game 3 of the NBA Finals, the 1st sitting US president to attend
Donald Trump arrived at Madison Square Garden prior to Game 3 of the NBA Finals between the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs on Monday night.
The Good News Roundup: A hero mailman, gold medals & sloth-inspired ice cream!
From a record-breaking donation for Sylvia's Sisters to 63 young men graduating from a local mentorship program, read this week's most uplifting local news.
Jewelry maker Elsie Frieda moves to new Richmond location
Founder and owner Chrissy Harrison told Richmond BizSense that while her previous space had customer visits by appointment, her shop on Grove Avenue is her first with regular, non-appointment hours.
See you at the Dimon: Immersive live entertainment venue is coming to 950 S. Main St.
(Sponsored) A new era of live theater is taking shape downtown as the Dimon Legacy Theatre prepares for its preview opening in November 2026. This dynamic, custom-built, 21,000-square-foot venue will
Black Desert Resort turns Southern Utah's hottest season into its coolest getaway
(Sponsored) As temperatures rise across Southern Utah, Black Desert Resort is rolling out a new lineup of experiences, from sunrise hikes and golden-hour yoga to complimentary paletas and cooling spa
St. George dentist pushes back on fluoride concerns after Utah ban
More than a year after Utah banned fluoride in public drinking water, a St. George dentist is pushing back against what he says are misconceptions about the mineral, arguing that
Suspect in $50K Washington County check fraud scheme arrested in Nevada
One of three suspects charged in a nearly $50,000 check fraud scheme is in custody after being arrested in Nevada and returned to Washington County to face four felony charges.
Top 5 weekend stories on St. George News
In case you missed it, here is your weekend recap of the top five most-viewed stories published on St. George News from Saturday to Sunday, June 6-7.
FAA: Engine failure led to crash landing at St. George Regional Airport
The Federal Aviation Administration released new details about a small plane that crash-landed at the St. George Regional Airport on Sunday.
Police: Ivins teen dies after car veers off Snow Canyon Parkway; cause under investigation
A 19-year-old Ivins resident is dead following a crash that sent his car veering off Snow Canyon Parkway late Saturday, authorities say.
Citing impartiality concerns, prosecutors seek judge's removal from Parker Kingston case
With the scheduled rape trial of former Brigham Young University football player Parker Kingston just over one month away, prosecutors with the Washington County Attorney’s Office are seeking to have
St. George News at 5: Apartment fire displaces tenants, 30 motorcyclists pulled over and a fatal crash
View our evening newscast for Monday, June 8, in the video player above, then read the full stories below.
Trump administration swiftly moves ahead on plans to restrict voting by mail in the states
DHS will allow states to access federal citizenship data by June 30 and plans to monitor the flow of mail ballots for signs of voter fraud.
New Mexico reports first New World screwworm case in dog
New Mexico agriculture officials on Monday confirmed the state’s first case of New World screwworm, detected in a Lea County dog.
DoD tweaks organized religion list after complaints of Latter-day Saints snub
Utah Republicans were furious over the pentagon's failure to classify The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as a Christian faith.
What we know about the semitrailers at Salt Lake City’s ICE-owned warehouse
Dozens of semitrailers have appeared at an ICE warehouse in Salt Lake City for reasons seemingly unrelated to the proposed detention center.
Defense Dept. updates faith traditions list after Mike Lee, John Curtis complaints
The new update, however, does not categorize The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as Christian. Rather, it removes the Christian label from 20 other traditions, including Catholicism, Lutheranism...
For noobs, Utah’s competitive outdoor culture can intimidate. More so for men
As men face growing challenges with loneliness and belonging, some Utahns are finding community through the outdoors — but breaking into the state's recreation culture can be intimidating for beginners.