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St. George Mayor set to deliver State of the City speech 

The annual State of the City speech by St. George City Mayor Jon Pike will be held this coming Wednesday at noon at the Dixie State University Gardner Center.

Two Chinese nationals charged with scamming elderly in Utah

Two Chinese nationals are behind bars in Utah, accused of scamming the elderly. The Utah Attorney General's Office has indicted both suspects on charges they defrauded victims out of a combined 600-thousand dollars.

Senator Mitt Romney disinvited

The Conservative Political Action Conference is officially disinviting Senator Mitt Romney from the big event next month after his vote to allow witnesses to testify in the impeachment trial of President Trump.

Grantsville teens working to heal their community

Teens in Grantsville are working to heal their community after a shooting that killed four members of the same family.  So Sean Wright and some of his friends dressed up as characters from some popular movies Saturday and invited members of the public to join them at Grantsville City Park.

Storm making driving conditions difficult

A storm bringing possible heavy snow to parts of Utah is prompting several schools to delay classes. Between five and nine inches of snow is expected in the Salt Lake City area, with four to six inches in Ogden and Provo and up to 19 inches in the Tooele area.

Man throws Molotov cocktail through window

A man is facing arson and other charges after apparently starting a fire at a West Valley City apartment complex during a domestic dispute.  Police say 21-year-old Luis Fernando Bueso-Romero was arrested Saturday after he threw a Molotov cocktail through the window of a unit at the Overlook Point Apartments.

Most Utahn's pleased with Governor Herbert

Most Utahns are apparently happy with the way Governor Herbert is doing his job.  A new Deseret News/Hinckley Institute of Politics poll shows that 55-percent of those asked approve of Herbert's job performance.