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CEDAR CITY — A 34-year-old Arizona woman who pleaded guilty to human sex trafficking, assault and weapons charges has been sentenced to two years in jail and four years of probation. Dana Richardson was sentenced in Cedar City on May 20 by 5th District Judge Matthew L. Bell. As previously reported, Richardson was arrested after […]

ST. GEORGE —In case you missed it, here is your weekend recap of the top five most-viewed stories published on St. George News from Saturday, May 25, to Monday, May 28. See the related stories at the bottom of this page for five honorable mention stories. Utah, other states, sue California over rule to replace […]

CONTRIBUTED CONTENT — Get ready to rock out at Red Cliffs with a vibrant music festival that promises an unforgettable experience with live performances, local talent and an atmosphere perfect for music lovers of all ages. Presented by Cloud 9, the Paper Jams Music Fest will take over The Terrace at Red Cliffs, an outdoor […]

FEATURE — May is designated as National Wildfire Awareness Month by organizations such as the American Red Cross and the Western Fire Chiefs Association. The month is intended to promote prevention and preparedness efforts among communities and areas prone to wildfires. As the weather warms, wildland vegetation, or fuel, starts to grow and later dries […]

HURRICANE — Local Jeep enthusiast David Adams has chronicled his life story in a newly published book titled “It’s a Jeep Thing: The Life and Adventures of a Disabled Jeeper.” Adams, who is known for both his Jeep expertise and his off-road driving skills, goes by TheGimpyJeepGuy on Facebook, where he has more than 6,400 […]

SALT LAKE CITY — Memorial Day isn’t just about picnics, relaxation and sun for John Jackman. Significantly, it brings to mind military comrades who have died while serving the United States, the focus of the day, and generates a tinge of sorrow. “I’m still torn up that I’m here and they’re there,” he said. Jackman […]

ST. GEORGE — The St. George Art Museum will transform into a haven of Hispanic culture during a summer exhibition opening. A reception for all art enthusiasts is scheduled for June 1 at 6 p.m. City of St. George staff said in a news release that the works of talented Hispanic artists Zaida Machado and […]

FEATURE — As the sun shines brighter over Southern Utah, things begin heating up for some fun in the sun! But hold on a second. Before you start making those summer plans, let’s talk about how it impacts our precious pets. With the Fourth of July right around the corner, it’s essential to keep their […]

ST. GEORGE — A blaze that began in the weeds spread to and damaged the exterior of a Hurricane home Saturday afternoon. Shortly before 3 p.m., the Hurricane Valley Fire District responded to a fire at 3715 W. 165 N., arriving within five minutes and “knocking down the fire” minutes later, Battalion Chief Tyler Ames […]