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As long as there has been and there will be a monetary system in this world, there will be nefarious individuals trying to separate us from our money. Take, for example, this episode right here in our town (from the St. George Police Department): (Recently), an SGPD officer made contact with a male in the Costco area who was holding a sign and selling flowers, asking for donations to help a young

Eric Dowdle, from Lindon, Utah, has really made a name for himself. The artist has parlayed his talent into a multi-million dollar puzzle company that has cities, National Parks and landmarks worldwide clamoring for his "Dowdle Treatment...

Wondering if your neighborhood is in the way of the Iron Man in Southern Utah? Here's a list of the roads most affected by the race.

Sunrise Stories for May 1, 2024. Police are looking for a missing teen who was last seen in the Dixie Downs area of St. George on April 14.

Police responded to a fight involving minors at a St. George youth care facility on April 28. Over a dozen police vehicles responded.

Law-abiding citizens need to learn the phrase "Graveyard Dead." Most people who know me know that I believe in the Second Amendment, the right to bear arms in the United States of America. I cringe when I hear of mass shootings, most of which I believe could have been prevented or at least mitigated by the presence of an armed citizen...

Last year Utah made national headlines when a man murdered his whole family, including his mother-in-law, in little Enoch City. The town with less than 10,000 residents was stunned when the family (Tausha Haight, 40; Tausha Haight's mother, Gail Earl, 78; Haight's three daughters, Macie, 17; Briley, 12; and Sienna, 7; and two sons, Ammon, 7; and Gavin, 4) was executed by the patriarch of the home,

Sunrise Stories for April 30, 2024. About 75,000 Utah residents could lose internet access by May 30 if they can't pay their bill without assistance.

The Oak Grove Fire in Southern Utah has grown to 22 acres as of the morning of April 30 with fire fighters working to rein in the flames.

With the second highest fine in the United States, Utah is making a statement against distracted driving, particularly using a cell phone while operating a motor vehicle. The current fine for such an infraction in Utah is $750 -- only Oregon has a higher fine at $1,000...