Katie Workman for KSL.com | Posted July 6 - 1:17 p.m.
Uranium is still poisoning Navajo land, water and children. But a new uranium mine is transporting ore across the Navajo Nation — and the people there can't stop it.
The University of Utah John R. Park Debate Society partners with the Utah Refugee Center to provide a speech and debate class for adolescent and young adult refugees. The program offers a critical opportunity for refugees to build communication skills — and prepare for university education.
Kevin Costner is opening a film studio in St. George, Utah Tech University is opening another campus, and a tech hub that is expected to input $3.24 billion into the local economy are all in the planning or construction stages in southern Utah.
The regional airport in St. George is petitioning the state Legislature for funding for an air control tower. Without it, officials say the airport risks safety hazards.
Despite sustained growth in southern Utah, the region used less water in 2023 than in 2022, the Washington County Water Conservancy District told KSL.com Monday.
Utah ranked fourth in the nation for states with the largest political shift leftward between 2000 and 2020, according to research by a Brigham Young University sociologist.
Just 20% of planted baby Joshua trees survive, according to recent reports. But a Utah nonprofit is seeing upwards of 80% surviving through its unique volunteer program.
A study conducted by Utah Tech University's business college estimates the 2023 St. George Marathon brought over $10 million into the economy in southern Utah.
A southern Utah water park initially planned to use its own water. Now, the Zion Utah Jellystone Park developer plans to sue the water district over water quality laws.
Local and national outlets have reported St. George has the worst water usage in the country, however, the metric they used was apparently flawed, water experts say.