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Crime Trends In Southern Utah: What Residents Should Know
It's startling to think about how common it used to be to leave your car unlocked. A little awareness goes a long way these days.
The Truth About Senior Drivers And Road Safety In Utah
Think senior drivers are a danger? It might be time to rethink that idea, because the numbers tell a different story.
What Are The Top Causes Of Death In Utah Today?
From cancer to accidents, the latest stats paint a stark picture of health in Utah.
What Does New Congressional Mapping Mean For Utah Democrats?
In a surprising legal twist, a judge has brought new hope for Democrats in a state long ruled by Republicans.
Surprising History And Trivia About Utah Residents
You might think you know Utah, but did you know it has the highest rate of plastic surgeons in the nation? That’s just the tip of the iceberg.
How To Protect Yourself From Identity Theft In Utah
Imagine waking up to a credit card statement filled with items you never bought — that's a reality for many these days.
How To Spot Lies In Your Kids: A Parent's Guide
Ever noticed how a kid’s voice can shift in pitch when they're about to tell a fib? Let’s dive into the art of spotting those little white lies.
Community Unites For Texas Tech Barber's Wife After Accident
As the rivalry heats up this Saturday, one story is pulling at the heartstrings of both fan bases in ways that extend far beyond the game.
How The Justice System Failed In The Sartor DUI Case
In a tragic turn of events, a man with a troubling history has been sentenced for a fatal crash that shattered a community. Let’s unpack this somber story.
St. George Elects Jimmie Hughes: A Shift In Leadership
As the votes rolled in, a mix of excitement and nerves filled the air — St. George is gearing up for a fresh chapter.
How Heber Valley's Community Reacted To School Name Controversy
A petition with over 700 signatures has school officials rethinking a name steeped in history. This isn't just about a school; it’s about community identity.
St. George Elections: Jimmie B. Hughes Defeats Mayor Michele Randall
A shake-up in local politics: new faces are stepping up while some familiar names hang on tight.
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Red Cross of Utah to Match Up to $100K in Veterans Day DonationsAmeriprise Financial will match donations dollar for dollar up to a combined total of $100k to support Red Cross programs assisting military families.
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Utah Named Most Charitable State In America In 2026 ReportA new report says Utah is the most charitable state in the country, but the numbers tell a story about time, not just dollars.
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Why Southern Utah Is Flooding Differently Than BeforeRecent storms keep flooding Southern Utah because the ground is already completely saturated
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News Headlines For Tuesday Nov. 10thKirk murder trial set for 2028, Utah posts record October rain, Lake Powell rises, ancient petroglyphs vandalized, and Republicans assess election losses.
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Warmest Utah Counties, Southern Utah's Scorching SummersYou know that feeling when March hits the upper 90s? Yeah, Southern Utah skipped spring entirely. Here's where the heat really lives.
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Utah's Hidden Waterfalls, Surprising Desert BeautyUtah surprises folks who expect only red rocks and heat, hidden cascades tucked in canyons and mountain trails are waiting, and some have caught national attention.
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Southern Utah Code Camp Offers 24-hour Team Coding SprintGot a game idea rattling around your head? Code Camp gives you 24 hours and a shot at bragging rights.
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Hot Spot For Sightings is in Southern Utah Not Skinwalker RanchEastern Utah by Vernal gets a lot of publicity for alien encounters, but it's Southern Utah where the all the activity is.
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Where To Find Pheasants In Utah This NovemberUtah's quail and pheasant seasons are live. Expect fewer young birds this fall, especially if you're hunting Gambel's quail in the south.
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Could Groundwater Beneath Southern Nevada Boost Water SuppliesLas Vegas has been leaning on the Colorado River for years, but researchers are now peeking underground to see what else might be down there.
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1000 Flags Over Mesquite Marks 20 Years Of Honoring VeteransA thousand flags return to Mesquite this November, each one carrying a story of service and sacrifice worth remembering.
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Here's Who Pays When A Golf Ball Meets A HouseWho actually foots the bill when a stray golf ball finds your window?
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Two Southern Utah Cities On Opposite Ends Of Wellbeing SurveyA statewide survey was conducted and the results showed what people in the state are worried about and what makes them feel like things are good.
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Snow Canyon Half Marathon Bus Location Moves To St. GeorgeThe Snow Canyon Half Marathon moved its bus pickup spot this year. Make sure you head to the School District Office parking lot on Tabernacle Street, not where you went before.
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How Utah Towns Compare For Raising Children, By The NumbersNiche ranked Utah's best places to raise kids based on schools, crime, and cost of living. Your priorities might look completely different.