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Recycling costs skyrocket in Washington County after contractor falls on hard times
Ryann Richardson, St. George News | Posted Jun 18th - 9:27am
The Washington County Solid Waste board is considering removing countywide recycling programs after recent developments with the company contracted to provide the service.
Photos: Spring runoff splits open Kane County road
Lauren Bennett, KSL.com | Posted Jun 18th - 6:54am
The road to Navajo Lake was split wide open Thursday thanks to spring water running under the road, officials said.
Dixie State University offers fingerprinting for DACA recipients
The Associated Press | Posted Jun 17th - 5:36pm
Police at Dixie State University are offering people in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program and others fingerprinting services — a required step to secure driving privileges in Utah.
Police: Utah man stabbed dog, man during scuffle that started when dog sniffed him
Ashley Imlay, KSL | Posted Jun 16th - 9:57pm
A man allegedly stabbed a neighbor and the neighbor's dog after a scuffle that started when the dog sniffed the man, police said.
Man suspected of DUI after fatal Lake Powell boat crash
Ashley Imlay, KSL | Posted Jun 16th - 7:33pm
A boat driver at Lake Powell was arrested Friday after the boat hit a rock and ejected a passenger who died.
Police: Man stole gun from Hurricane vehicle, pointed it at complainant
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Jun 14th - 1:47pm
A southern Utah man was arrested early Friday morning after police say he broke into at least seven vehicles, including one where he stole a gun and pointed it at someone, police said.
Cedar City Council postpones decision on ‘Redmen’ emblem on water tank
Jeff Richards, St. George News | Posted Jun 14th - 10:00am
The Cedar City Council has decided to postpone for at least one month a decision on whether to officially declare that the “Redmen” symbol should remain painted on the city’s water tank atop Leigh Hill.
Washington City supports sales tax to pursue public transit funding
Mori Kessler, St. George News | Posted Jun 13th - 9:32am
The Washington City Council unanimously passed a resolution Wednesday supporting the county’s implementation of a 0.25% local option sales tax for road and transit funding.
Driver dies after striking horse on I-15 in Washington County
Jacob Klopfenstein, KSL.com | Posted Jun 13th - 8:05am
One person died early Thursday morning after a car hit a horse that was on the road on I-15 in Washington County, authorities say.
Man convicted of murder in Moab shooting ordered to prison
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Jun 12th - 11:43am
A Colorado man who was convicted last month of murder in the shooting death of another man in 2018 was sentenced Tuesday to serve at least 32 years in prison, according to court records.
Capitol Reef National Park officials investigating vandalism incident at backcountry site
Jacob Klopfenstein, KSL.com | Posted Jun 12th - 9:02am
Law enforcement officials at Capitol Reef National Park are investigating a vandalism incident at a backcountry location of the park.
KSL investigates costly mistakes causing St. George Regional Airport shutdown
Mike Headrick, KSL TV and Mark Stevens, KSL TV | Posted Jun 12th - 8:47am
The runway at St. George’s Regional Airport was built to last 20 years. But on May 28, construction equipment began chewing up that runway for a complete rebuild.
Box Elder firefighters start controlled burns to prepare for busy fire season
Mike Anderson, KSL TV | Posted Jun 11th - 10:13pm
In Mary Elizabeth Anderson’s back yard, a group of firefighters carefully monitored what used to be a number of old cottonwood trees, in a controlled burn.
Everything you need to know about defensible space before wildfire season
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Jun 11th - 1:46pm
Chances are you’ve heard about "defensible space," especially when fire officials talk about how to prepare for wildfires. But was does it mean and why should it matter to you?
Former Mesquite detective pleads guilty to sexually exploiting St. George boy
Mikayla Shoup, St. George News | Posted Jun 11th - 9:28am
A former detective with the Mesquite Police Department accused in federal court of sexually exploiting a St. George teen has changed his plea to guilty.
David Heisler’s daughter: ‘My mommy killed my daddy’; final defendant sentenced
Mori Kessler, St. George News | Posted Jun 8th - 7:01pm
The last of three defendants in a kidnapping-turned-murder case was sentenced Tuesday to 35 years in prison for her role in the 2016 death of David Heisler.
First red flag warning of the year issued for southern Utah
Alex Cabrero, KSL TV | Posted Jun 8th - 11:07am
Fire managers are watching the wind closely in southern Utah as dry grass creates prime fire conditions.
Southern Utah man charged with threatening school violence on social media
Pat Reavy, KSL | Posted Jun 5th - 10:31am
A Blanding man, 18, has been charged with making a threat of violence after police say he posted a photo of 13 firearms on social media and indicated they were "coming to school."
Utah sex assault suspect found dead after chase, authorities say
The Associated Press | Posted Jun 3rd - 1:45pm
Authorities say a Utah man sought in an alleged sex crime involving a juvenile is dead after his car plunged into a river in a northwestern Arizona gorge.
