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St George News
- by Jessi BangST. GEORGE — When a shop’s tagline reads “Quite possibly the coolest store ever,” you know you have to see it for yourself. Rise & Wander is an outdoor travel boutique that opened in November 2022, and owner Monica Bracken said it was something she felt St. George needed. “The best […]
- T-Birds’ season ends after heart-breaking double-overtime loss to Eastern Kentucky in CBI semifinalsby E. George GooldST. GEORGE — In the end, the T-Birds just ran out of gas in the semifinals of the Discount Tire College Basketball Invitational on Tuesday night. Southern Utah University saw its men’s basketball season come to a hard-luck finish after the Thunderbirds battled Eastern Kentucky through regulation and two overtimes […]
- by ObituariesFeb. 12, 1956-March 13, 2023 Tina Lavere Burraston Bagley passed away on March 13, 2023, in Washington, Utah. She was born on Feb. 12, 1956, in Tooele, Utah. Throughout her childhood she lived mostly in Tooele, Utah, but also briefly lived in Huntsville, Alabama, El Paso, Texas, and Taipei, Taiwan. […]
- by Cody BlowersST. GEORGE — A Washington City man accused of sexually assaulting a preschooler is in jail on rape and kidnapping charges following an interview at the police department where authorities say he admitted to additional felony crimes involving children. On Thursday, 59-year-old Philip John Wyler Cook was arrested and charged […]
- by Stephanie DeGrawST. GEORGE — Three vehicle crashes in Southern Utah on Tuesday were caused by drivers traveling too fast for icy conditions on Interstate 15, a Utah Highway Patrol spokesman said. “Our No. 1 cause for accidents during adverse weather conditions is drivers going too fast for the conditions,” Utah Highway […]
- by or for St. George NewsST. GEORGE — In keeping with a 19-year tradition, the Art Around the Corner Foundation is once again partnering with the City of St. George to bring world-class public art to downtown. On April 1, dozens of new sculptures and works of 3D art will be installed in Historic Town […]
- by Mori KesslerST. GEORGE — Former St. George City Manager Gary Esplin was recognized with an award last week from the Utah Golf Association for his 40 years of support and promotion of golf on the local level. Esplin was presented with the Charles Nibley Excellence in Golf Promotion Award during a […]
- by or for St. George News SponsorCONTRIBUTED CONTENT — During Women’s History Month, TDS shines the spotlight on TDS field service technician Lisa Rivas and all its women associates making history by working in the tech field and in jobs traditionally held by men. TDS applauds Rivas and the impact she’s having in the field of […]
- by KSL.comSALT LAKE CITY — Gov. Spencer Cox on Monday signed a bill that requires Utah law enforcement officers to conduct lethality assessments when responding to reports of domestic violence between intimate partners. Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson was a strong proponent of the bill after her cousin, Amanda “Mandy” Mayne, was killed by Mayne’s […]
- by Nick YamashitaST. GEORGE — During the Utah Food Banks’ annual sponsored Feed Utah food drive, the Southern Distribution Center, received over 54,000 pounds of donated food and counting on Saturday. “It was phenomenal,” Utah Food Bank Southern Distribution Center Director Jacob Miner said. “We had an outstanding response — even more […]
The Spectrum
- by President Joe Biden to declare Native American ancestral homeland near El Paso, Texas, and sacred burial ground in Nevada as national monuments.
- by SUU is hosting "listening sessions" after pushback from supporters of the LGBTQ+ community against the school's choice for commencement speaker.
- by St. George's popular outdoor sculpture gallery Art Around the Corner makes its return this spring, featuring nearly 30 new pieces.
- by Smallmouth bass started spawning below Glen Canyon Dam last summer, a major setback for protected native fish. One option to stop them: cold water.
- by A tense exchange between Mitt Romney and Shalanda Young, White House Office of Budget and Management director, escalated the Social Security fight.
- by Utah-based Intermountain Health and the Las Vegas Raiders announced a partnership to work together in local communities.
- by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is planning to donate a huge amount of water shares to the shrinking Great Salt Lake.
- by National Park Service rangers "responded to a report of CPR in progress" at Arches' Devils Garden Trail. Resuscitation efforts were unsuccessful.
- by Utah unveiled a new "aggressive" plan to address homelessness on Monday
- by Bans on ornamental lawns, limits to swimming pool sizes and other efforts to conserve water have become the norm in Nevada. But what's next?
KSL
- Initial steps are underway to preserve the unique Allen Park, which Salt Lake City acquired in 2020. Planning for the future of the park is expected next.
- Utah is getting a new state flag next year but how it is flown may not be exactly what the Utah Legislature approved earlier this month.
- Police have identified a Springville man who was shot and killed by officers during a shoutout on Sunday.
- Three people were killed in a head-on crash Tuesday afternoon in Kane County, troopers said.
- A Salt Lake store clerk was arrested Tuesday for alleged sex abuse of a customer, according to police.
- Draper held a groundbreaking ceremony for a Gold Star Families Memorial Monument to honor the families of servicemen and women who sacrificed their lives while serving in the military.
- Pretty Tough Ladies Resource Center in West Jordan will close temporarily.
- A Utah jury began hearing testimony Tuesday in Park City to determine whether actress Gwyneth Paltrow was at fault for injuring a man while skiing at Deer Valley Resort seven years ago.
- A former graduate student filed a lawsuit Monday against Utah State University over how the school handled his complaints about a professor he says drew a racist cartoon of him.
- A 6-year-old was killed in a crash caused by wet road conditions in Emery County on Monday.
The Salt Lake Tribune
- by Jeff Tavss | Fox 13Officials say the rise is a direct result of recent precipitation and inflows into the lake.
- by Kolbie PetersonSpringville police shot and killed a man who they say opened fire at officers early Sunday. Two officers exchanged gunfire with the man, during which one officer was shot in the leg.
- by Matthew Daly | The Associated PressJoe Biden has established national monuments in Nevada and Texas and created a marine sanctuary southwest of Hawaii.
- by Jacob SchollCache Valley's cold winters and unique geography can cause worse air quality in Logan as compared to more populated areas like the Salt Lake Valley.
- by Scott D. PierceThe movie star is being sued by a retired optometrist who argues Paltrow caused the 2016 ski crash in Park City, which left the man seriously injured.
- by Brian MafflyThe Legislature gave $1 million to a group that bulldozes forests as a way to restore aspen, but does the method work?
- by Amy Nay | KSTU"Plain and simple: we do not want Elder Holland to speak at commencement," one student said, though not all who spoke were against the choice.
- by Melanie Porter | KSTUWith less than two weeks to go until the trial for Lori Vallow Daybell is expected to begin, a judge has ruled to take the death penalty off the table.
- by Alixel CabreraThe Glendale Regional Park project has been well-received in the community. But, could it also bear bad news for low-income neighbors?
- by Melanie Porter | KSTUA crash between a cyclist and a northbound Frontrunner train happened around 6 a.m. in the area of 600 West 400 South.
Deseret News
- by Joshua LeeNew York Police officers wait for instructions around the courthouse ahead of former President Donald Trump’s anticipated indictment on Tuesday, March 21, 2023, in New York. A New York grand jury investigating Trump over a hush money payment to a porn star appears poised to complete its work soon as […]
- by Derek MonsonEliza Anderson, Deseret News The 2024 presidential election cycle is slowly building momentum with a new headline each day speculating on who will, or will not, announce a candidacy. As the campaigns accelerate, they will add fuel to the fire of election policy debates in the West. Two personal stories […]
- by Holly RichardsonCarrie Moore, executive director of The Bradley Center for Grieving Children and Families, hugs Angela Child, mother of 19-year-old Angel Stringfellow who was ejected during a single vehicle rollover, after a press conference where family members shared stories about losing a child in motor vehicle crashes on Nov. 18, 2015.Laura […]
- by Tad WalchBYU President Kevin J Worthen is emotional as he is released from his position by Elder Jeffrey R. Holland of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints during a BYU devotional at the Marriott Center in Provo on Tuesday, March 21, 2023.Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News BYU President Kevin […]
- by Lottie Elizabeth JohnsonJourney lead singer Arnel Pineda performs during the 35th annual Stadium of Fire at the LaVell Edwards Stadium in Provo Saturday, July 4, 2015. Journey returns to headline Stadium of Fire this year. Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News The rock band Journey hits a major milestone this year, reaching half […]
- by Carter WilliamsScott G Winterton, Deseret News The first wave of a major storm system arrived in Utah on Monday, bringing all sorts of wacky weather on the first day of spring, including rain, lightning and snow in the valleys.Over an inch of rain fell in New Harmony in southern Utah, while […]
- by Bridger Beal-CvetkoSen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, speaks at an election night party in Salt Lake City on Nov. 8, 2022. Lee aired his grievances about the Federal Reserve this weekend, saying it is to blame for inflation and questioning its role in monetary policy. Scott G Winterton, Deseret News Sen. Mike Lee […]
- by Emily AshcraftRick Bowmer, Associated Press Actress Gwyneth Paltrow appeared in a Park City courtroom Tuesday on the first day of a trial to consider whether she is at fault for injuring a man while skiing at Deer Valley Resort seven years ago.Paltrow sat next to her lawyers and appeared engaged in […]
- by Kyle DunpheyMelcita Stanley hauls water for her livestock to her property in the Narrow Canyon area of the Navajo Nation in Arizona on Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2022. The Supreme Court is currently hearing arguments concerning water rights on the Navajo Nation.Spenser Heaps, Deseret News The Navajo Nation could have a slight […]
- by Pat ReavyDraper police are asking South Mountain residents to check their security cameras for possible evidence that could help them figure out who caused an apparent explosion Saturday morning near the Salt Lake County Flight Park.Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News Draper police are asking for residents in the South Mountain area […]
Sports
Dixie State
- The Utah Tech University Athletic Department combined to post a 3.30 grade point average among its 15 varsity sports for the 2022 fall semester. The fall semester GPA also marked the 11th-straight semester and the 15th semester in the last 18 overall that Trailblazer student-athletes combined to earn at least […]
- Utah Tech University Athletics announced on Thursday that it has entered a five-year partnership with doTERRA to create a new nutrition center for Trailblazer student-athletes.
- Utah Tech Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Ken Beazer announced on Monday that longtime Utah sportscaster Rod Zundel has been named as the director of broadcasting and multimedia content for Trailblazer Athletics and will be the new radio voice for football and men's basketball.
- Utah Tech University Athletics announced on Thursday that it has agreed to a new five-year multimedia agreement with Canyon Media Corporation.
- With the impending transition to NCAA Division I status, we at Dixie State Athletics thought this would be a good time to reflect on some of the greatest moments of DSU's 14-year Division II era. Dixie State has experienced multiple individual and team conference championships and region titles, as well […]
- The Dixie State University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics, in accordance to direction from the NCAA COVID-19 Advisory Panel, announced on Thursday that attendance to all remaining Trailblazer home athletic events for the 2020 spring season will closed to the public until further notice.
- This page will list the newest members of the Dixie State Trailblazers as faxes are received and officially approved by the Dixie State Compliance Office. Per NCAA and department rules, DSU Athletics will announce a signee when the program has received and Compliance has verified the signee's National Letter of […]
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Utah
- by Julie JagA plan to build a Club Med hotel at Snowbasin Resort near Ogden is off after "delays" caused the all-inclusive hotelier to look elsewhere for its first ski area location in the United States.
- by Eric WaldenDespite missing their top three scorers Monday, the Utah Jazz pulled off another win against another top team in the Kings, while continuing to insist that they believe in themselves even if no one else does.
- BYU QB Jake Retzlaff has had three surgeries in the span of three weeks to start his career in Provoby Kevin ReynoldsBYU QB Jake Retzlaff has had three surgeries in the span of three weeks to start his career in Provo. This is what happened.
- by Lya Wodraska | Special to The TribuneUtah’s gymnastics team will be in familiar territory for the NCAA Regional meet this year as the Utes were seeded into the Los Angeles regional.
- by Gordon MonsonThe stripped-down Jazz have a chance at making the playoffs.
- by Eric WaldenIn the latest “How ’Bout This Jazz” newsletter: After excelling on a pair of 10-day deals, point guard Kris Dunn's new contract has his teammates and coaches thrilled for him. Plus, some more THT analysis, and one player’s early thoughts on the NCAA Tournament.
- by Andy LarsenApparently, the Jazz are out to prove everyone wrong again. On how the Jazz are too good to tank, Walker Kessler's tremendous night, and the question of how the Jazz will use this time moving forward.
- by Josh NewmanA new TribUte newsletter
- by Kevin ReynoldsKennady McQueen is helping carry Utah on a March Madness run. And she is carrying a small Utah town with her.
- by Kevin ReynoldsBYU is looking into former Utah State leading tackler AJ Vongphachanh in portal to boost defense
Art and Living Utah
- by Palak JayswalAhead of their 24th season, the Boulder Utah restaurant hires a new executive chef.
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