Author: Utah Channel 3

ST. GEORGE — The driver convicted of the deaths of two cyclists appeared for sentencing amid a courtroom packed with the victims’ family members who have waited nearly 26 months to describe the two remarkable men who were killed that day. Julie Ann Budge, 48, was in Fifth District Court Tuesday for sentencing on two […]

View our evening newscast for Wednesday, June 5, in the video player above, then read the full stories below. Full story links: Woman dies in rollover crash on Old Dixie Highway 91 The art of influencing: Southern Utah content creators share the tricks of the trade Flash explosion in Cedar City destroys shed — and […]

ST. GEORGE — Black Americans account for 14% of eligible voters in the U.S., a figure which has slowly risen over the year. But Utah is home to one of the smallest percentages of people who identify as Black, coming in at just over 2%. The Black demographic is Utah’sfastest-growing racial group, according to the […]

ST. GEORGE — When it comes to social media, everyone is an influencer of sorts. This has produced a crop of content producers who are making money from videos posted online. Some of the videos that go viral are entertaining, while others promote a product or service. St. George News is taking a peek behind […]

CEDAR CITY — After crashing on a dirt bike, a 17-year-old girl was airlifted from Parowan High School to St. George Regional Hospital on Tuesday. Parowan Police Chief Addison Adams told Cedar City News that dispatchers called for assistance to the high school at 8:11 p.m. after the girl allegedly collided with the school while […]

PAROWAN– While Iron County’s biggest extravaganza, the Iron County Fair, is nearly three months away, the time for participants to register for many fair events is right now. This year’s fair theme, “Treasure the Memories,” is centered on a pirate’s life. There will be buccaneer fun throughout the fairgrounds. For some events and competitions, incorporation […]

CEDAR CITY — Water, public transportation, government transparency and the Iron County Jail were key topics at the Southern Utah University debate Wednesday evening, highlighting the challenges faced by a rapidly growing and evolving community. Hosted by the Michael O. Leavitt Center for Politics and Public Service, the debate allowed candidates Ken Robinson and former […]

Question: I’m a single mom and have been divorced for two years. I share custody with my ex-husband and he takes the kids for visits at different times throughout the month. Although we have a schedule, he is completely inconsiderate of my work schedule and the kids’ schedule. In other words, he only wants to […]

CEDAR CITY — One Cedar City couple received a scare when their supper exploded, along with the grill it was cooking on and a shed in their yard. Cedar City Fire Department Chief Mike Phillips said the incident occurred just after 5 p.m. Monday in the backyard of a home on the 200 West block […]

CEDAR CITY — A Wildlife Extravaganza focusing on Cedar Breaks National Monument’s mammals, plants, and ecology will run Friday-Sunday, June 7-9. The three-day event will highlight pollinators, mammals and birds through activities held at the Visitor Center and the North View Overlook. According to a news release, the National Park Service recommends visitors start their […]