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Utah's Most Notorious: The Dark Side Of The Beehive State
Utah's known for its beautiful scenery, world-class ski slopes, five National Parks and conservative values.
But Utah has also had some pretty bad guys over the years. Here are five of the worst:
Gary Ridgway -- Also known as the "Green River Killer," Ridgway actually makes the list as one of the top killers in United States history. He
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Hey Southern Utah! Beware The PID
There's a new trend in housing developments and it's not good for the average consumer.
Basically, if a developer wants to build a new housing development that doesn't yet have infrastructure (roads, water pipes, electricity, gas, etc.) the area government is allowing the developer to borrow the money to create the infrastructure and then pass the debt onto the homebuyer...
Motorcyclist Declared Dead After Accident near St. George BLVD
Sunrise Stories for July 26, 2024. A 24-year-old motorcyclist was declared dead following a fatal accident near St. George Boulevard on July 24.
It's Official! The Winter Olympics Will Return to Utah in 2034
After a long process of meetings and reviews, the International Olympic Committee has officially announced the return of the Winter Games for Salt Lake City.
Utah Soldier Killed by Alleged Drunk Driver in Alaska
A soldier from Provo was unfortunately killed by an alleged drunk driver while serving in Alaska.
Human Remains Discovered in Utah's Millcreek Canyon
Sunrise Stories for July 25, 2024. Authorities have discovered human remains in Millcreek Canyon, and they may belong to a person who went missing in June.
Wildfire Safety for Dummies in Southern Utah...It's Pretty Simple
Southern Utah is in the midst of a serious wildfire season. Even if you think it's common sense, it's time to learn why there's so much smoke lately.
A Love Letter to the Best Sauce in Utah...You Know What It Is
A common stereotype about Utah is that we love fry sauce. YOU BETTER BELIEVE WE LOVE FRY SAUCE.
Recount on the Horizon for Southern Utah Election
Sunrise Stories for July 23, 2024. Election results have been certified, but a recount may be in the cards for a Southern Utah candidate.
Hurricane Police Confirm Facts Regarding Quail State Park Death
Hurricane police have provided more details about the death of a woman near Quail Creek State Park on July 21.
Utah Leading Nation In Gun Ownership
In a famous quote, frequently attributed to Japan’s Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, it was said that "You cannot invade mainland United States. There would be a rifle behind each blade of grass."
We do love our guns in the United States.
And in thes...
Another High Heat Death In Southern Utah
Officials are sounding the alarm once again as another outdoors enthusiast has died to extreme heat.
An unidentified 56-year-old woman was able to call police for help when she was overcome by heat on a trail near Quail Creek Reservoir, but by the time police could get to the scene, the woman had passed away.
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See The Best Cemeteries In Southern Utah Pioneer TownsExplore the legacy of Southern Utah's pioneer settlers through visits to historic cemeteries in Washington County.
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Utah Schools Shouldn't Ban Cellphones: Here Is WhyYour kid will be at a disadvantage if Utah schools ban phones and so will you. Here is why:
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What A Purple Butterfly Means In A Utah NICUIf you ever see a purple butterfly on an incubator in a NICU be kind and gentle. Learn why here:
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Could Fluffy Coke be Utah's New Favorite Drink?Move over dirty drinks, things are about to get fluffy. See how to make a "Fluffy Coke".
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Utah's Past Winter Olympic Athletes: Figure SkatingWith Utah officially the host of the 2034 Winter Olympics, its time to look at some champions from the past that called the state home.
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No Market for Utah’s Jordan Clarkson?The direction of the Utah Jazz is apparent.
With 5 players on the roster selected in the first round of the last two NBA draft’s and an average age of 23.08, Utah is all about the youth movement.
The next few years will be all about internal development and growing player’s skillsets rather than chasing championships and banners.
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Affordable Housing In Utah? This Is Not The PlaceUtah falls just short of the top five most expensive states for home purchases. See how its housing costs stack up against other states.
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Scammers Impersonating Law Enforcement In UtahScammers are even impersonating law enforcement these days. Here is what you need to know:
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Weird Southern Utah Street Names To Look Out ForSouthern Utah has some WEIRD street names. Here is a list of all the odd ones you'll find in the area.
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Be Bold & Brave: Enter To Win A Trip To Mesquite!Wanna win a trip to Mesquite? Are you brave? We have an overnight stay at the Eureka Casino and Resort, with food, to giveaway. YOU CAN DO THIS. And we have more than one prize to giveaway.
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This Tiny Utah Town Is A Must-VisitLooking for a variety of activities while exploring Utah? This town has got you covered!
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Mail Theft On The Rise, Utah Law Protects Mail and MailboxLearn how Utah protects against mail theft with federal and state laws. Offenders face fines and jail time. Know your right when it comes to protecting your mail.
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Who Owns The Most Land In Utah?Wonder who owns the most land in Utah? Well here is the short and long answer:
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Best Affordable Restaurants In Southern Utah You Need To TryWant to eat out but also don't want to spend an arm and a leg? These restaurants are both good AND affordable in St. George.
