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What would happen if a dam were to breach in Washington County? A local water expert gives his opinion.

Couple caught on camera allegedly vandalizing historic cowboy camp, prompting park officials to seek public's help in identifying suspects.

Now is the time to get rid of the stuff cluttering up your house before the piles of presents just add to the chaos. Here is a list of items that Deseret Industries, (the DI) will NOT take.

Mayor Hoster of Leeds, southern Utah, advocates for community-involved growth to balance development and residents' concerns.

A St. George family learned what it truly means to care for one another during a disaster toted as the worst wildfire in modern U.S. history.

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Get in a workout, save some gas, and get some swag tomorrow as part of National Bike To Work Day. The City of St. George joins the rest of the nation in celebrating National Bike to Work Day, Friday (May 17) from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. At three locations sprinkled around town, all bicyclists, tricyclists, scooter riders — anyone aboard self-propelled wheeled transportation — can stop at a Bike to Work s

Discover the success story of Utah prairie dogs this Endangered Species Day on May 17th!

Discover the beauty of Utah's seasonal roads opening up to new adventures. Plan your summer escape along UDOT State Route 35 and State Route 148.

Discover the iconic luxury homes of Southern Utah, blending in with the stunning red mountain backdrop. Jaw-dropping estates with resort-style pools and unique Southwestern architecture await!