FEATURE — In my line of work, I have the unfortunate job to deal with the passing of someone’s spouse, parent or sibling. I see in these moments of grief I know how, if the details aren’t thought of ahead of time, the pain can be compounded by the frustration of trying to navigate through […]

ST. GEORGE — The high school track season is now officially out of the starting blocks, with some 1,750 athletes from dozens of schools taking part in the Snow Canyon Invitational last weekend. Corner Canyon High from Draper was the overall winner of both the boys and girls meets. On the boys side, the Chargers […]

ST. GEORGE — Southern Utahns are invited to join the rest of the state to help fill the Utah Food Bank. This Saturday, March 18, faith-based congregations, organizations and residents throughout Utah will collaborate with Utah Food Bank for the second statewide Feed Utah food drive, after a hiatus in 2022 due to COVID-19, according […]

A tense exchange between Mitt Romney and Shalanda Young, White House Office of Budget and Management director, escalated the Social Security fight.

ST. GEORGE — The steady downpour of rain that blanketed Southern Utah well into Wednesday night caused flooding throughout the region and left two rivers swelling to the point of running over as water levels rose higher than they have in nearly two decades. The heavy rain also melted the snowpack, which makes up about […]

ST. GEORGE — Tracy Sanders had a feeling the Southern Utah women’s basketball team might make some noise at the recently completed Western Athletic Conference women’s basketball tournament. Turns out the Thunderbird head coach’s inkling was on point. And her squad didn’t just make some noise, they ran the table and advanced to the NCAA […]

Utah-based Intermountain Health and the Las Vegas Raiders announced a partnership to work together in local communities.

ST. GEORGE — It is now officially against the law in Utah to take livestock from a farm or food production facility without an owner’s permission if a person determines the animal is injured, sick or a liability to that owner. Late Thursday, Gov. Spencer Cox signed Theft Defense Amendments, HB 114, into law after […]

FEATURE (THE CONVERSATION) — Do you ever wake up some days and think, “When I was younger, I could survive on just four hours of sleep, but now it seems like I need 10”? Or have you ever walked out of the gym and “felt” your knees? Almost everyone experiences these kinds of signs of […]

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