Cedar City approves nearly $866K for dual-purpose fire engine as wildfire season intensifies
The Cedar City Fire Department plans to buy a new engine to join the fleet, Cedar City, Utah, date not specified.
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Shawn Guzman retires after helping St. George through an era of growth, transformation
Shawn Guzman shares his thoughts on working for the city of St. George for 24 years as he enters retirement as the city's government affairs director, St. George, Utah, June 18, 2026.
Utah Summer Games celebrates 40 years in Brian Head with live music, cornhole and disc golf
The Larry H. Miller Utah Summer Games celebrates 40 years with live music and games, Brian Head, Utah, June 20, 2026.
Chasing the longest day in golf: My story of walking 103 holes at Bandon Dunes in one day
I chased the longest day in golf, and I think I won. Generally speaking, in golf, winning is score-based; however, over the 16-plus hours I spent golfing at the Bandon
NBA draft: Top pick AJ Dybantsa goes to Wizards; Jazz choose Kansas Jayhawks star
The Washington Wizards took a major step toward ending their 48-year NBA championship drought Tuesday night by making AJ Dybantsa their No. 1 pick to tip off the 2026 NBA
‘Never really thought it would happen’: Hurricane’s Brecken Michler signs to play lacrosse at SUU
Three seasons of hard work on the lacrosse field paved the way for a generational opportunity for Hurricane’s Brecken Michler.
'Be mindful of the fire season’: Fire in trailer park damages at least 5 homes in St. George
A rapidly moving fire damaged at least five homes on Saturday, billowing grey and black smoke into the sky as firefighters battled the blaze.
Utah Summer Games: Fencers Julie Seal, Ethan Ashby help shine a spotlight on sport
After a long hiatus, the sport of fencing made a triumphant return to the Larry H. Miller Utah Summer Games on June 13.
Polygamous sect leader Bateman convicted of abuse charges after girls found in trailer on Arizona highway
A polygamous sect leader already serving a 50-year federal prison sentence for orchestrating sex involving children was convicted Friday on state child abuse charges after girls were found in an
The Preserve at Alaia offers homebuyers a chance to invest in Southern Utah's next lifestyle destination
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What's Going There: Major growth continues in Hurricane with new neighborhoods, Utah's largest Maverik
Piles of lumber, tractors, workers walking around in hard hats – welcome to Southern Utah. The area
'It is possible': Teenage Utah Tech grad looks back on major academic achievement
A homeschooled American expatriate raised in the Arabian Peninsula just earned her master’s degree from St. George’s Utah Tech University at just 19 years of age.
Utah wildfire roundup: Where are they, what's being impacted and what resources are available?
As of 5 p.m. Saturday, Utah Fire Info is reporting that over 200,000 acres have been consumed by 387 wildfires that have burned or are currently burning across the state.
Horoscopes: 7 minutes after America turns 250, the cosmos has fireworks of its own. What it means for you
A 20-minute fireworks display caps off 99.9 KONY Country's Fourth of July Celebration at Greater Zion Stadium, St. George, Utah, July 4, 2025.
Steven Snow: How this St. George man's faith journey led him to a prominent leadership position
For a boy who grew up in modest circumstances in what was once a very small town, Steven E. Snow has had an amazing global adventure. Fueled by spirituality, family
Suspect charged with robbery, assault following violent group attack on juvenile in Washington City
A 20-year-old man was arrested after a group assault at a Washington City retail store left a teenager with serious injuries, including a fractured arm and dislocated shoulder.
Arizona public officials continue to restore power to Grand Canyon; what you need to know
Arizona Public Service continues restoring power following the Public Safety Power Shutoff. Power has now been restored to much of Grand Canyon National Park, and public service crews continue working
'Force of Nature' exhibit leads Southern Utah Art Guild's lineup of free July events
More than 70 artists and over 150 works of art will come together this summer as the Southern Utah Art Guild presents "Force of Nature," a collaborative exhibition celebrating the
Police: Driver ran red light, causing rollover crash that injured 4 in St. George
Four people were transported to the hospital after a driver reportedly ran a red light, causing a crash at the intersection of Bluff Street and St. George Boulevard on Sunday
TGIF Show: Your Father's Day weekend adventure guide
The weekend is almost here, and that means it’s time to look for adventure — whether it
3rd Congressional District candidates Lyman, Maloy debate Iran, data centers, home prices
The war in Iran, artificial intelligence and the data centers associated with it and the immigration policy were among the topics addressed at Tuesday evening
Students hit the bull's-eye at Utah Summer Games, follow in footsteps of Archers' Cave mentors
A group of young archers from St. George-area schools went to Cedar City recently and claimed 12 medals at the Utah Summer Games.
2 men jailed after alleged $87K forged-check scheme uncovered in St. George
Two California men were arrested in St. George after police say they attempted to cash fraudulent checks and were found with two additional forged drafts totaling more than $87,000.
Fire at auto salvage yard in St. George injures owner, fire chief says
A fire at a salvage yard left one man injured and set several wrecked vehicles ablaze Friday evening after an attempt to drain fuel from a car ignited it instead.