St. George

Sunrise Stories for April 30, 2024. About 75,000 Utah residents could lose internet access by May 30 if they can't pay their bill without assistance.

The Oak Grove Fire in Southern Utah has grown to 22 acres as of the morning of April 30 with fire fighters working to rein in the flames.

A video on Tik Tok that has since gone viral this week shows a woman who describes herself as a Utah state employee, can be seen justifying pulling down a teenager's skirt in the lobby of Sakura in St. George. This woman was on video threatening to call 911 on the teenager, but now SHE is the one that is facing criminal charges...

With the second highest fine in the United States, Utah is making a statement against distracted driving, particularly using a cell phone while operating a motor vehicle. The current fine for such an infraction in Utah is $750 -- only Oregon has a higher fine at $1,000...

Ironman 70.3 North American Championship is back and the race needs your help. Ironman is unique because it involves multiple athletic disciplines combined in a single race. That means that competitors transition (T! means transition station 1) from the 1.2-mi...

Here's all the noteworthy results from the 2024 Utah Republican State Convention, including the upset involving Phil Lyman and Governor Cox.

Sunrise Stories for April 29. 2024. St. George is now the home of the largest concrete slide in the western United States thanks to a new park.

If you've spent a summer here you probably have a branded seatbelt scar on your thigh. The interior of our cars reach temperatures of over 150 degrees during Summer in Southern Utah! Here are the TOP Tips on how to keep your PARKED CAR cool when it's blazing hot outside...

It feels like it happens every Spring... The water in Gunlock Reservoir stars to spill over the gorgeous red rocks and creates some unbelievable waterfalls for all of us to see. This Spring is no different. Sitting about 15 miles from downtown St...

When it comes to living in Utah, you've probably felt like it's never felt too "Dangerous" right? Well, here in Utah, we're actually a pretty safe state, coming in at #47 on the Most Dangerous States list, with Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Texas, and Alabama being the MOST dangerous in the country...