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Southwest Utah Public Health Department Laboratory detected E. coli in a water sample collected Oct. 20 from an outdoor hose bib within the service area. Five other samples collected the same day from the area served by the Quichapa well tested negative.
CEDAR CITY — A boil order was issued Friday for parts of Cedar City due to recently detected "total coliform and E. coli bacteria" at a residence on 450 West. The order is in effect for all residents and businesses between 200 South and Cedar Knolls, covering about 1.5 miles, including Southern Utah University.
A boil water order was issued on Friday for portions of southern Cedar City, citing possible E. coli contamination. Updated: Sunday, Oct. 25 at 11:38 a.m., Cedar City lifted the boil order Saturday evening, according to an update posted to the city's website.
By: Jenna Dyckman, Utah State University Extension assistant professor Many people buy pumpkins for fall décor and carving. But the next time you buy pumpkins, consider buying extras for cooking. Pumpkins are low in calories and packed with key nutrients that help keep our bodies healthy, especially during cold and flu season.
Cedar City calendars list 21 public events for the week of Oct. 26: 2 performances, 5 family and community events, 1 public meeting.
The Cedar High School girls volleyball team has secured a share of the Region title. The Reds will share the championship with Crimson Cliffs after both teams finished with 10-2 records.
Cedar City lifted a boil order after follow-up water samples tested negative for E. coli and total coliform, according to Cedar City Waterworks. The order was issued after a routine water sample collected Oct. 21 tested positive for E. coli.
The Great Salt Lake Alliance aims to advance water innovation by connecting various sectors to find solutions for the Great Salt Lake. Executive Director Lindsie Smith stated the organization serves as a convener and catalyst for collaboration among business, government, and researchers.
An explainer of the Davis County Clerk's role in administering elections for North Salt Lake residents.
San Juan County issued urgent evacuation orders for Bluff, Utah, on Sunday evening, Oct. 25, 2026, as rapidly rising river levels triggered a flash flood warning. Residents south of Highway 191/Main Street were instructed to evacuate immediately toward Blanding, while a flash flood watch remained in effect for the surrounding area.
A driver died after their pickup truck struck a parked semi-trailer on State Route 6 near Soldier Summit. The incident occurred late Friday night, according to a Utah Highway Patrol statement released Sunday, Oct. 25, 2026.
An upcoming two-hour Investigation Discovery television special explores the Haight family murders that rocked the Southern Utah community of Enoch in January 2023. ” premieres Tuesday, Oct. 27, and examines the risks and warning signs leading up to the tragic family annihilation that left eight dead, including Tausha Haight, her five children and her mother.
House hopefuls are more engaged this election cycle than those backing Republicans, according to a Pew survey. At the same time, support among Latino voters for President Donald Trump, a Republican, has fallen since 2024. As for issues, 86% of Latino voters say the economy is a very important factor in voting this cycle.