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A local emergency has been declared in Hurricane City on Thursday after early morning flooding overwhelmed a neighborhood, impacting over 100 homes and recreational vehicles. Hurricane Mayor Clark Fawcett issued the emergency declaration as response crews continue to assess damage and restore access to flooded areas near Gould's Wash and other locations in the city.
A renewed flash flood threat expanded across the Four Corners states on Thursday following rare severe weather in Arizona on Wednesday. The weather included 60 mph wind gusts, hail, and widespread flooding.
Heavy rains and life-threatening flash flooding triggered immediate evacuation orders for Hurricane City residents near Gould Wash on Thursday, Oct. 22, 2026. The National Weather Service issued multiple flood warnings across Southern Utah, including areas in Grand and San Juan counties.
Dixie (St. George) beat Hurricane 3-1 in 4A girls volleyball on Thursday, Oct. 22, according to the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) scoreboard.
Residents near the Gould Wash in Hurricane banded together to recover following a second wave of flooding from a series of heavy rainstorms Thursday. The storm caused Gould Wash to flood over, with the water flowing into the properties and into the homes along its edges and into the properties of several homes near 200 South 850 West.
Flash flooding in Hurricane, Utah, on Oct. 22, 2026, triggered immediate evacuation orders for several areas including the Willow Wind complex and homes along Gould Wash. Governor Cox expressed support for impacted families as emergency shelters and medical staging areas were established to assist residents.
HURRICANE, Utah (ABC4) — After an intense storm hit Southern Utah, one woman's house was completely flooded. Flash floods, severe thunderstorms, and even hail hit Southern Utah this morning. Some areas, including the Willow Wind RV Park, were evacuated, and various roads shut down due to debris.
More than 10 cars burned in a fire at the Salt Lake City International Airport. Nancy Volmer, an airport spokesperson, said "11 or 12" cars were impacted. All of the cars have been towed. MORE: TSA program allows some non-ticketed visitors through security at Salt Lake City airport No further information was released.
A boil water order is in effect for the Cedar City Water System South Pressure Zone between 200 S. and Cedar Knolls due to E. coli contamination. Residents and businesses in the affected area must boil water before use or use bottled water until further notice.
Cedar City officials issued a boil order after water tests came back positive for bacterial contamination, including E. coli. The boil order was issued on Friday afternoon, instructing all residents from 200 South to Cedar Knolls to boil water before use.
CASTLE DALE – The 1Direction Prevention Coalition presented its first Spirit of Service Awards to two local residents for their contributions to the community during the Emery County Commission meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 20.
SALT LAKE CITY — A vehicle caught fire while parked at the Salt Lake City International Airport economy parking lot on Friday, spreading to damage multiple vehicles. The vehicle that started the blaze was parked in the lot at approximately 10 p.m. on Thursday, according to Salt Lake City Police Lt. Scott Hall.
The Bureau of Land Management Vernal Field Office has issued several decisions regarding oil and gas well permits. Applications for Permit to Drill were authorized for Uinta Wax Operating LLC to horizontally drill up to nine oil wells from the approved LC Tribal Well Pad expansion on BIA-administered lands in Section 20 of Duchesne County.