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Firefighters extinguished a car fire in the parking lot of a Cedar City business Monday. Cedar City Fire Capt. Travis Fails said the incident happened shortly before 11 a.m. and involved a blue Ford Focus. The driver was traveling on Main Street when she noticed the car starting to overheat, so she pulled into the parking lot of an auto glass business at 1045 North.
County Today CEDAR CITY — A 40-year-old woman was arrested Friday night after allegedly driving her vehicle into the Cedar Bowling Center twice, causing an estimated $130,000 in structural damage. Officers identified the driver as Chantell Strong, who was found sitting inside her Land Rover when police arrived.
CEDAR CITY, Utah — It was just another night of cosmic bowling at Cedar Bowling Center in Cedar City. "We were trying to figure out how a car could possibly hit the building," said bowler Gary Camenday. Nothing short of a close call for this Cedar City bowling alley.
A woman was taken into police custody on Friday after ramming her car through a Cedar City bowling alley. Officers arrived at the location on N Minersville Highway where they encountered 40-year-old Chantell Strong. A police report notes that Strong was found still inside her Land Rover yelling at someone on the phone.
Like the traffic in Cedar City, the conversation over a planned Utah Department of Transportation project continues among business owners, customers and city council. Cedar City and UDOT are trying to meet in the middle when it comes to plans for a new median.
CEDAR CITY, Utah, Oct. 18, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — A woman was arrested early Saturday morning after she reportedly ran her vehicle twice into the Cedar Bowling Center. The woman was booked into the Iron County jail for criminal mischief, a second-degree felony, and for reckless driving, a class B misdemeanor.
A driver crashed into a bowling alley's back wall in Cedar City late Friday evening, causing significant damage, police said. Friday at the Cedar Bowling Center and involved a white SUV being driven by a woman. Based on evidence gathered at the scene, the driver struck the exterior wall of the building, backed up and struck the building a second time, Cedar City Police Sgt.
Park City Recreation Director Ken Fisher Park City Recreation Director Ken Fisher discusses the city's decision to end it's contract for a new indoor pickleball courts after the failure of a public-private partnership. Fisher says there's no new project in the works, but the city will host a Halloween pickleball social is scheduled for Oct. 29.
BYU defeated Notre Dame 28-24 on Saturday, Oct. 17, in a matchup at LaVell Edwards Stadium. The victory moved the Cougars to a 7-0 record and disrupted Notre Dame's potential path to a No. 1 national ranking.
According to a report published October 17, Miami is projected to rise to No. 1 in the US LBM Coaches Poll following a weekend of significant losses among top-ranked teams. The projected shift follows a Saturday where five of the top eight teams from the previous week's poll lost their matchups.
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. 17-18. Orionid meteor shower set to dazzle as fast-moving fireballs streak across Southern Utah's night sky Composite image using two overlayed stock photos.
Utah Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission Executive Director Mary-Margaret Pingree talks about judicial retention elections and how to learn about this year's candidates. Pingree explains Utah's merit selection and retention system. Judges, who are selected by the governor, later appear on the ballot for voters to decide if they they should stay on the bench.
A St. George police officer rolled a patrol vehicle Sunday evening while attempting to stop a wrong-way driver on Pioneer Road, authorities say. The incident was reported shortly before 8:30 p.m. after a white Dodge Ram pickup truck was allegedly seen traveling south in the northbound lanes of Pioneer Road in St. George.