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Climate Strange: Gov. Cox Issues Frost Disaster Relief for Northern Utah Farmers
Temperatures are surpassing 100 in Southern Utah while farmers in northern Utah are facing winter conditions that have resulted in significant crop losses.

Pickup Truck Burns After Freak Magnifying Glass Incident
Investigators suggested that sunlight, magnified through glass objects in the truck's bed, ignited nearby donated items, leading to the fire.

Another Utah School Targeted in a Swatting Hoax
Investigations into these threats involve a multiagency approach, with law enforcement treating all tips as credible.

Here’s Why Flags are at Half Mast This Week in Utah
Spencer J. Cox has ordered flags to half mast to honor Peace Officers Memorial Day. This annual observance, which falls during National Police Week.

5th Annual Cops And Robbers Race This Weekend
The City of St. George is ready for the 2026 Cops and Robbers 5K and Kids Fun Run.

Three Utahns Quarantined With Hantavirus in Nebraska
Three travelers from Utah, among 18 individuals brought back to the U.S. after a hantavirus, currently in quarantine in Nebraska.

Safety First: St. George FY 2027 Budget Prioritizes Police and Fire Expansion
St. George faces increasing demands on public safety, city leadership is prioritizing this area in its upcoming fiscal year 2027 budget.

LDS General Authority Elder W. Mark Bassett Has Died in St. George
The LDS community grieving the unexpected death of Elder Mark D. Bassett, a General Authority Seventy, who passed away at the age of 59 in St. George,

Could Del Monte’s Bankruptcy Affect Southern Utah Peach Growers?
Is bankruptcy of Del Monte Foods and the accompanying USDA tree removal program impacting peach growers, even as far away as Hurricane, Utah?

Online Education Tool Canvas Hacked. Here’s What It Means to You.
Instructure, the Utah-based tech company behind the Canvas has recently experienced a significant cybersecurity breach.
