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Two people were hospitalized Wednesday morning after a pickup truck struck a barrier wall on Interstate 15 and plunged about 100 feet down a steep embankment in the Virgin River Gorge in Arizona at milepost 24, authorities said. The white Nissan Titan struck the barrier wall before going over the cliff and landing 100 feet below the highway, Graves said.
As of 9:31 PM MT Oct 19, KJZZ reported: Northbound I-15 closed near Virgin River due to a crash. Traffic was diverted off the freeway. Zach Randall with the Utah Highway Patrol said a passenger vehicle changed lanes due to other merging traffic and struck a semi-truck. "Three to four" occupants were pinned under the semi, prompting heavy rescue.
Northbound I-15 is closed Monday evening at the Virgin River in St. George after a vehicle became pinned underneath a semi-truck, according to the Utah Highway Patrol.
St. George calendars list three library programs on Wednesday, Oct. 21.
Both lanes of traffic on Interstate 15 were blocked in Arizona's Virgin River Gorge on Sunday afternoon after a car flipped onto its roof. Beaver Dam-Littlefield Fire Chief Jeff Hunt told St. First responders attempted to reach the scene despite having minimal manpower due to several unrelated medical emergencies in the area.
The October 2026 Virgin Town Newsletter is here.In this issueRed Bull Rampage 25th anniversary, October 8-10, and road closuresTown updates on the East Water Tank, groundwater study, zoning map and mo
It’s the 25th anniversary of Red Bull Rampage, an extreme mountain biking competition in Virgin, Utah. To celebrate the anniversary, the venue returned to its original location for the first time since the inaugural year.
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Municipal websites and community development services in Ballard and Kearns experienced disruptions due to security vulnerabilities in PHP, prompting precautionary offline measures for several digital platforms.
KANSAS CITY — For 12 seasons as conference opponents, there was no love lost between BYU and Randy Bennett. Bennett’s Saint Mary’s teams were a near-constant “thorn in the Cougars’ side,” as the Deseret News once wrote, with BYU and the Gaels battling annually for at-large NCAA Tournament bids within the Gonzaga-dominated West Coast Conference.
A scheduled water outage is planned for 900 N. St. from Washington Blvd. to 445 E. on Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026. The outage, which is related to construction, is expected to affect hydrants in the area including Viking Villa.
Stefene Russell Scion Cider barRosewood Photography There are 7,500 known varieties of apples in the world; Scion Cider’s pommelier and head cidermaker Rio Connelly estimates it may be closer to 10,000. “There’s just so much diversity in the apple genome,” he said.
The Glendale Town Corporation has scheduled a Planning and Zoning Meeting for the evening of Oct. 21, 2026. The meeting will address several items including subdivision ordinances and the general plan.