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Are you ready for Octoberfest? This year there is a place promising to do it right. We're talkin' Octoberfest style food, live music, great views and attendance is free!

"We're going to be talking for a couple of days about all the amazing things that are happening in rural Utah."

Why do some people give their cars a name? Why do we bond with our machines?

DO NOT PANIC! IT'S JUST A TEST! Don't be shocked Wednesday afternoon when your phone goes off around 2:20pm! The Federal Government will conduct a nationwide test on it's Emergency Alert System and Wireless Emergency Alerts. The Emergency Alert System will alert all radios, televisions, and ALL consumer cell phones...

The 6,155 acres that makeup Cedar Breaks was designated a national monument in 1933 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. However, the creation of Cedar Breaks has been millions of years in the making.

Exploring the many ways our phones listen & advertise to us through social media.

A new Smith's store is coming to St. George near Sunriver and you will be able to drive your golf cart to it to get groceries.

El Nino has been predicted for this year's winter forecast but what does that mean for Utah? Find out here:

Go South, young man (and woman). That's essentially the message as St. George prepares for road closures and traffic impacts surrounding the St. George Marathon this weekend. Staying south of the race course will keep the frustration level low...

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and you'd be hard-pressed to find anyone who hasn't been impacted by this dreadful disease. Marianne Hamilton, St. George resident and former Miss Sr. Universe, is a breast cancer survivor and she's pledged to help anyone who has apprehension about getting screened for breast cancer to help all she can ...