st. george police department

Getting into your car is so normal that it's not even a thought when we do something slightly aggressive. Here are some changes that could save your life.

Most of us have been pulled over and asked these four questions. Here is how you should answer them.

Emergency dispatchers in Southern Utah have a tough job when a call comes in and then the caller hangs up. What could it be? A prank? A kid on Mom's phone? A misdial? A real emergency with a perpetrator cutting off the call? A deadly fire ...

KDXU Sunrise Stories for July 28, 2023. Hatchet throwing during road rage, Robbery Suspect has been caught, and a new official for St. George.

It’s late at night, you’re walking to your car from a night out with friends after a long week. The streetlights are dim and you’re holding your sweater close, your keys held like a weapon in your hand. A cough sounds behind you and you peek back to see a stranger behind you and your heart stops for just a moment.   “Is this on...

I've seen a couple of angst-ridden posts online lately, people stress-writing about a recent experience in getting on the freeway. I feel your pain. I remember as a new driver a few years ago (OK, more than a few) the biggest stress I had was the thought of having to merge with full-speed drivers when trying to merge onto the fast-moving Interstate. ...

We're not learning from our mistakes. And that needs to change. That's the message from the St. George Police Department as we head into a busy Memorial Day weekend. Southern Utahns on average don't get into more accidents than any other regional location...

The Cops and Robbers Race is back and makes the perfect opportunity to get out and meet the local law enforcement.   A City of St. George press release on Thursday said this year’s Cops and Robbers Race will be on May 20. Participants will be able to choose what role they play, a cop or a robber. There are...

As long as there has been and there will be a monetary system in this world, there will be nefarious individuals trying to separate us from our money. Take, for example, this latest episode right here in our town (from the St. George Police Department): On 04/29/23, an SGPD officer made contact with a male in the Costco area who was holding a sign and selling flowers, asking for donations to help

A robbery suspect is in jail, but only after he turned Washington County into a crazy police chase and suspect pursuit that those involved will not soon forget. In a scene that seems like it was lifted straight from a Hollywood script, police from multiple agencies, including St...