Elle Cabrera

The City of St. George is now entering the realm of legal battles over a drag show and just in time for Pride Month.   The American Civil Liberties Union of Utah is representing Southern Utah Drag Stars, a Tuesday ACLU press release said. Dra...

If you’re a St. George native, you may not think of Utah as a tree-seeing destination, but the state is home to one of the world’s oldest trees.   A great way for us Southern Utahns to cool off in the summer is to head up north where the heat isn’t scorching. Well, head up to Fish...

Utah has beautiful ranges and climates that make it the perfect place for residents to own different types of animals like a camel or a cassowary.   Though it may not seem like a state that would allow a variety of pets, especially the wilder ones, it actually has a pretty big list of animals Utahns can own. The...

Keeping your dishes clean may be an everyday event but it’s important to remember why we need to meticulously clean those dishes.   May 18 is National No Dirty Dishes Day and though it may sound like a day dedicated to cleaning its actually all about taking a day off. I absolut...

It’s heating up in St. George and that means that many are going to look for cooler activities but one thing this city is clearly needing is an ice rink.  Not only is Utah known as one of the places for figure skating, but the rest of the state is cold, making it ideal for the sport. However, ...

It’s summer and the kids are out, which leaves parents scratching their heads for summer activities for the little ones. Well, this one is for the parents looking for a little more adventure for their kid’s summer.   Hurricane native Casey Campbell says she has been around horses all her life. At the ripe age...

A cancer patient at the Intermountain Cancer Center in St. George used “Where’s Waldo” to help with his treatment.   The City of St. George Facebook page posted a heart-warming video on Monday, May 15 showing the story of local cancer patient Steve Graves. Graves has been a pro...

May 16 is National BBQ Day and St. George’s growing food scene has several great options for locals to try.   The history of BBQ actually goes all the way back to 1492 when Christopher Columbus came to the Americas, according to Smithsonian Magazine. Columbus saw t...

There is a day for everything, even shrimp which is why today is the perfect day to go try some of St. George’s finest shrimp options.   Though St. George is nowhere near an ocean and the shrimp is most likely not the freshest there is, there are still some pretty tasty options for shrimp dishes in town. The Natio...

A fire broke out Wednesday at 2500 E Waters Edge, which is just south of the Virgin River, on Mall Dr Tuesday.  The fire began around 4 p.m. and has consumed brush out near the trails just off the roadway. There have been no reports of how contained the fire is, but emergency crews are at the scene. The...