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FEATURE — In today’s digital age, it’s essential for parents to equip their children with financial understanding and tools. With the emergence of services like Venmo Teen Account, teenagers now have access to digital financial solutions. Venmo is often perceived as a straightforward and user-friendly platform, but is it right for your child? Consider these […]

ST. GEORGE —With its reuse, launches of SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket from the West Coast might seem routine, but they still provoke a “What was that?” reaction while streaking across the Southern Utah sky. Such was the case Monday night as the launch of a rocket carrying a new batch of internet satellites for Starlink, […]

ST. GEORGE —Improving visitors’ experience entering Zion National Park at the bustling South Entrance will be the topic of an online public hearing on Tuesday, March 19, at 6 p.m. MST. It’s a topic that impacts millions and is part of the park’s overall approach to responsible accessibility. “We know different users like hikers, bicyclists, […]

View our evening newscast for Monday, March 18, in the video player above, then read the full stories below. Full story links: Final days to speak up: What’s the best way to handle Glen Canyon Dam’s invasive fish? ‘Problems with the search’ prompts dismissal of charges against 2 arrested in Washington City ‘We’re good this […]

ST. GEORGE — Planning a visit to Bryce Canyon National Park this spring? The park has announced updated facilities, concessions and shuttle information for its 2024 spring season. No reservations are required to enter Bryce Canyon National Park, but planning ahead will help park visitors enjoy a predictable visit even on the busiest days. Shuttle […]

ST. GEORGE — Planning a visit to Bryce Canyon National Park this spring? The park has announced updated facilities, concessions and shuttle information for its 2024 spring season. No reservations are required to enter Bryce Canyon National Park, but planning ahead will help park visitors enjoy a predictable visit even on the busiest days. Shuttle […]

ST. GEORGE — Local realtors are reacting to a move by the National Association of Realtors that some experts say could lower the cost of buying and selling a home in Southern Utah. On Friday, the National Association of Realtors announced it is doing away with the mandatory 6% commission for real estate agents in […]

ST. GEORGE —With the end of the public comment period looming, Southern Utahns only have a few more days to share their opinions on how to reduce the threat of nonnative fish below Glen Canyon Dam. On Feb. 9, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation published the draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement, featuring various options for […]

FEATURE — Can you relate to any of the following scenarios? Regardless of how delicately you approach a conversation with your partner, it never ends well. You are constantly walking on eggshells around your partner to avoid another argument. You are perplexed at how and why each conversation with your partner emotionally escalates from zero […]

ST. GEORGE — The impacts of two back-to-back wet winters across Utah has state and local water managers excited as a recent water supply outlook report paints an optimistic portrait for the coming year. According to the March 1 Water Supply Report from the Natural Resources Conservation Service, the state received 157% of its typical […]