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KDXU Sunrise Stories for March 19, 2024. A solar panel battery started a vehicle fire within a van at the Zion Visitor Center. Hurricane fire workers responded.

KDXU Sunrise Stories for March 12, 2024. A semi-truck burst into flames on I-15 near St. George, destroying the large amounts of apple puree in transit.

COVID-19 cases are on the decline in Southern Utah, and the CDC are easing up on guidelines to go with the trend.

KDXU Sunrise Stories for March 7, 2024. Utah's water future may change if a proposed plan makes is approved by the Bureau of Reclamation.

KDXU Sunrise Stories for February 7, 2024. Utah officials have changed their tune on a possible land trade between the state and the Federal Government.

KDXU Sunrise Stories for December 29, 2023. The third suspect has been arrested in connection to a CAL Ranch gun robbery of over 70 firearms in November.

KDXU Sunrise Stories for December 5, 2023. The Utah Department of Health is warning Utah residents of a spike in Covid-19 cases across the state.

KDXU Sunrise Stories for November 16, 2023. Evidence has been found in a Utah murder case thought to have gone cold, and the police need your help to solve it

Covid-19 took many wonderful people away from their friends and family in both permanent and temporary fashions. Such separation was not limited to the average working man, but members of law enforcement as well.  Adam Ashworth was an officer for the St. Geo...

SPRINGDALE, Utah (ABC4/ KDXU) – A lot of people go to Springdale for one big reason, Zion National Park, which recently reached record visitation numbers. “There’s a number of people coming in, and they’re looking for temporary accommodations, but we still need to find ways to house the workers that support all those activities,” says Superintendent Jeff Bradybaugh. Bradybaugh says there’s h ... R