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July 19, 1956 ~ October 26, 2026 Kathleen Farnsworth, age 70, signed off from her earthly broadcast from heart failure on October 26, 2026, in St. George, Utah. Kathleen was born on July 19, 1956, in Delta, Utah to Frank Gale and Norma Kimber Farnsworth.
Understandably, not everyone is stoked about the constant downpours that have caused widespread flooding damage across southern Utah over the last week. But as the Virgin River raged early Monday, a couple of surfers in St. George were amped to dive in and hang ten in the most unlikely of places.
In case you missed it, here is your weekend recap of the top five most-viewed stories published on St. George News from Saturday to Sunday, Oct. 31-Nov. 1. Former hospital campus in St. George eyed for residential, commercial redevelopment The main entrance to the former St. George Regional Hospital campus on 400 East in St. George, Oct 31, 2026.
For months, a food pantry that served nearly 2,000 people in southern Utah each month has been without a permanent home after rising rents forced it to close. Now, the Salvation Army is preparing to reopen its doors in St. George.
Three people were injured in a head-on collision on Interstate 15 north of Cedar City on Sunday afternoon, authorities said. Utah Highway Patrol Lt. The Camry was traveling northbound when it hydroplaned, crossed the median and struck (the Lincoln) head-on, Allred told Cedar City News.
St. George school, library and city calendars list 5 public events for Monday, Nov. 2, including Tracie Madsen Piano Recital and The Farm Fall Festival 2026.
St. George calendars list two family and community events on Wednesday, Nov. 4.
University of Utah head football coach Morgan Scalley addressed the media during his weekly press conference on Monday, discussing the team's recent performance against Cincinnati and the upcoming rivalry matchup against BYU. Scalley also noted several injuries, individual player achievements, and updates on various University of Utah athletic programs.
Pioneer Theatre Company's production of Little Shop of Horrors features a highly detailed set and a talented cast. The musical is scheduled to run through Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026.
Adam Wardenburg got a loud welcome to Burns Arena. Utah Tech defeated Life Pacific 107-39 to open the 2026 women’s basketball season on Monday afternoon and six full sections of elementary school kids cheered wildly for the Trailblazers. Nine different Trailblazers scored points in the win, Wardenburg’s first victory as head coach at Utah Tech.
A pickup truck rolled over and crashed in Cedar Canyon on Monday afternoon after its driver reportedly reached down for something inside the cab. The incident happened shortly before 2 p.m. on state Route 14 near the turnoff to Right Hand Canyon Road.
Add Fox 13 as a Google Preferred Source EPHRAIM, Utah — The century-old trees lining Main Street in Ephraim are coming down, marking the end of a long-running conversation about their future and prompting mixed reactions from people in the community. FOX 13 News first reported on concerns surrounding the trees several months ago after residents questioned plans for their removal.
The NBA season is still in its infancy, but there's already plenty to take away from the opening stretch. Some teams have gotten off to the kind of starts that make them look like legitimate contenders. Others have benefited from favorable schedules, making it difficult to separate the early surprises from the teams that are truly ready to compete.