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ST. GEORGE —While the Region 9-leading Snow Canyon Warriors took a night off from girls basketball action, three other teams kept pace in the standings with victories. Dixie held Crimson Cliffs to two points in the third quarter and went on to double-up the Mustangs on the road. Desert Hills controlled the game in a […]

ST. GEORGE — The Snow Canyon High School Eshelles captured the Region 9 drill team championship Monday evening in St. George. Snow Canyon took first in both dance and show categories and second in military, while runner-up Desert Hills placed first in military and second in both dance and show. Third-place Dixie took third in […]

ST. GEORGE — This tree looks ancient. Bark hangs ragged from nearly bare, gnarled branches, and lichen grows along the twisted wood. Many like it grow throughout Washington and Iron counties, and the federal government is seeking to protect them. The U.S. Forest Service announced a proposal to amend all 128 forest land management plans, […]

ST. GEORGE — Nearly a dozen crashes kept Utah Highway Patrol troopers busy Thursday morning as heavy snow and frozen roads led to slide-offs and collisions, including a school bus that crashed with 11 children on board, all of whom were spared from injury. Utah Highway Patrol Sgt. Cameron Roden told St. George News that […]

View our evening newscast for Thursday, Jan. 25, in the video player above, then read the full stories below. Full story links: Southern Utah lawmakers show support for bill that would halt state enforcement of some federal policies Hope Week in Washington County schools teaches students kindness, friendship through activities 3 suspected drug traffickers arrested […]

ST. GEORGE — The second biannual Soil Health in the West Conference will be held at the Dixie Convention Center Feb. 6-8. The event is sponsored by the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food’s Soil Health Program. This year’s conference will bring 29 different speakers covering topics from livestock grazing and soil health to soil […]

ST. GEORGE — Jamee Mitchell, a conservative Republican who founded a St. George accounting firm, is a mom to four children and married. She is also a transgender woman. Patricia Kent is a conservative and chairperson of the National Independent Party who founded a St. George emergency preparedness kit provider and family history research firm […]

ST. GEORGE — Jamee Mitchell, a conservative Republican who founded a St. George accounting firm, is a mom to four children and married. She is also a transgender woman. Patricia Kent is a conservative and chairperson of the National Independent Party who founded a St. George emergency preparedness kit provider and family history research firm […]

ST. GEORGE — Representatives from the Southern Utah STEM Awards are calling for nominations as they seek to recognize and celebrate educators and businesses dedicated to promoting local science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Award recipients will receive an award for their classrooms, a stipend for classroom supplies, a membership to the Utah Science Teachers Association, […]

ST. GEORGE — Legislation that would put state compliance to disputed federal policy on hold until a court rules on the constitutionality of it passed the Senate last week and went through a House committee Wednesday. Now on its way to the House floor, the Utah Constitutional Sovereignty Act bill, designated SB 57 in the […]