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Two St. George men were arrested on suspicion of a combined 48 offenses after police investigating a reported vehicle burglary say they discovered multiple damaged vehicles, stolen property and a purse containing 13 credit cards inside a suspect vehicle.
View our evening newscast for Tuesday, Nov. 10, in the video player above, then read the full stories below. Full story links: Judge sets June 2028 trial date for Tyler Robinson in Charlie Kirk killing Cox warns Utah Republicans' election losses show voters are tired of being ignored 2 St.
Known for her articles spotlighting Southern Utahns, their businesses and experiences, St. George News reporter Jessi Bang recently spoke about her role in local news at the She Leads conference in St. George.
For Lorelei Martins, faith isn't something to keep quiet about. It's something to wear proudly, share openly, and now, turn into a business. Through Pardon My Faith, a faith-inspired clothing brand she launched from her St. George home, Martins combines original artwork and biblical messages to create apparel that encourages people to express their faith openly.
St. George school, library and city calendars list 15 public events for Tuesday, Nov. 10, including Musical Theatre Foundations and Musical Theatre Jazz.
St. George calendars list two library programs on Thursday, Nov. 12.
St. George calendars list two family and community events on Thursday, Nov. 12.
CEDAR CITY — Southern Utah University's Indigenous Student Union kicked off Native American Heritage Month this week by launching the university's annual Heritage Week celebrations. Campus events began Monday as students shared "coyote stories," which they described as foundational childhood narratives that taught them about Native American culture.
The 15th annual Filméxico festival is scheduled to bring a selection of acclaimed Mexican independent films to Salt Lake City starting Nov. 12. The event, a collaboration between the Consulate of Mexico, Salt Lake Film Society, and Artes de México en Utah, features award-winning cinema and filmmaker Q&A sessions.
Fresh off their thrilling Holy War victory over BYU, the University of Utah finds itself near the very top of the College Football Playoff rankings. Tuesday's release found the undefeated Utes climbing one spot to No. 2, only behind top-ranked Georgia.
Utah author Brandon Sanderson has provided updates regarding the former Evermore Park property in Pleasant Grove, which his company, Dragonsteel, purchased in October. The property was previously the site of a theme park that closed following a lawsuit from Taylor Swift and financial complications.
Utah's capital city could be the latest to crack down on e-bike use on trails, as it seeks to reduce conflicts and other challenges of the rising popularity of e-bikes. Salt Lake City is seeking to ban Class 2 and Class 3 e-bikes from natural surface trails, such as its vast foothill trail system, unless otherwise posted.
An appeals hearing scheduled for November 17, 2026, will address an impact fee dispute regarding a property at approximately 1550 S 900 W. The meeting will be held online via Zoom.