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It's a problem as old as medicine: The lag that comes between research and implementation. Studies are done, numbers are evaluated, improvements are suggested and then, at long last, changes are made. This has been a big concern for the folks at Intermountain Health and they believe a new partnership with the National Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) could lead to an accelerati

Perhaps you've come across this as it happened two years ago, but I was sent a link to this story this morning and it was astounding enough that I wanted to pass it along to you. Steve and Nicki Cunningham were towing their 30-foot travel trailer to Idaho Falls through the Malad Gorge when a huge gust of wind blew their Ford F-350 off the road. In ...

It seems like it kind of slid under the radar here in St. George, but a ruling was made in court late last week to sentence the man who caused the death of two young and vibrant human beings last April. John Brett Sartor, who had a blood-alcohol content of ...

The National Park Service closed the trails due to raptor nesting season.

The police department releasing a detailed timeline into what happened at the school.

Here's the easy part -- Andy Griffin, morning show host for NewsRadio 890/92.5 KDXU is 57-years old today. If you do the math, that means he was born March 1, 1966. Where was he born? Who was he born to? Why was he born? That stuff is not important right now...

Police say the former student pointed a gun at four other students, and physically assaulted another.

St. George Police Department Chief Kyle Whitehead spent most of his career not having to worry about whether his bodycam was turned on when he had an encounter with a criminal. Now, bodycams are mandatory for St. George City, but Whitehead said on The Andy Griffin Show Tuesday that it hasn't really changed the way policemen act. "Most...

St. George City just got an impressive award from the state of Utah this morning and Mayor Michele Randall wants everyone to know it was hard-earned.  The City of St. George was recently selected as one of Utah’s 100 Companies Championing Women on behalf of Governor Spencer Cox, the Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity and the Utah Women & Leadership Project at Utah State University. The

It is the department's third camera provider in as many years