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UHP Numbers Show The Insanity on Utah Roads So Far This Year
It's been a brutal year already on Utah's roads, with ice and snow wreaking havoc all over the state.
We even had a skiff of snow and some ice issues in St. George and parts of Washington County have been slick as can be (just ask anyone who's had to drive to Enterprise or Central lately)...
Intermountain Health Teams W/PCORI To Improve Patient Experiences
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
Where's The Indignation? When Are We Going To Make This Stop?!
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 Pros and Cons of St. George Police Department's Bodycams
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 Receives Award For Championing Women's Rights
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
Winter Wonderland Is Magical ... Unless You're Driving In It
A little bit of snow in St. George is really no big deal. In fact a lot of people have fun with it as long as they have a little time to take off and don't have to be anywhere. But there are those that have commitments -- places to go, people to see -- and had to brave the elements in Washington County this morning...
Mail Fraud A Real Concern As Southern Utah Eases Into Tax Season
Just in the last few days there have been several reported incidents of mail fraud in southern Utah.
The most recent problems have to do with people stealing from mail cluster boxes, or in one case, actually stealing the boxes themselves...
Search On For Missing St. George Teen With Autism
The teen suffers from autism and functions at an 8-year-old level
'Complete Streets:' A Road That St. George's Larkin would love
Would you walk or bike to work if it was feasible?
Seriously, if you were within a couple of miles of work, shopping and entertainment, would you leave your car at home and provide your own horsepower to get there?
Would you take public transit to church or the post office if it were available...
Intriguing Street Names In St. George -- Some Make You Say 'Huh?'
A good portion of street names in St. George are flat out utilitarian -- useful, but boring. For instance, the city offices are at 175 E. 200 N.
Finding it couldn't be easier. But personality? Not so much.
However, there are some street names in St...