Utah News spotted this story published September 7, 2026 at KUTV. Full coverage may follow as more sources report.
The Flood Watch expired in southern and central Utah after a rainy Sunday. Labor Day looks nice, with dry skies expected by late morning. (Graphic: KUTV)
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SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — The Flood Watch expired in southern and central Utah after a rainy Sunday.
The Washington County Water Conservancy District manages surface water resources, including the Virgin River, and provides rebates for water-efficient landscaping.
The 2026 Harvest Festival and Turkey Trot in St. George has been cancelled, according to a notice on the city's website.
Utah has experienced a historic apartment boom since the Great Recession, adding nearly 100,000 rental units statewide. Washington and Iron counties have participated heavily in that expansion. Washington County now has nearly 22,000 renter-occupied units, making it Utah’s fifth-largest rental market.
The St. George Planning Commission has scheduled a meeting for September 8, 2026, to discuss several agenda items including zone changes and conditional use permits.
SunTran announced changes to its route operations to improve reliability and scheduling. The changes include transitioning to continuous routes where buses remain on a single designated route for their entire shift.
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An explainer regarding the Canyons School District's proposed tax increases and the impact on property owners.
An explainer regarding the Unified Fire Authority and its service to Eagle Mountain residents.
A profile of Zachory Huish, an Eagle Mountain City Council member, detailing his recent council activities and official status as of August 2026.
The National Weather Service has identified a moderate risk for excessive rainfall in central and southern Utah due to incoming tropical moisture. While conditions are expected to turn drier by midweek, officials are monitoring potential flash flooding and isolated severe weather through Monday.
In the latest episode of "Grady Clocks In," host Grady Sinclair visits Pieology Pizzeria to work as a prep cook. Sinclair, who has experience in the pizza industry since the 1990s, spent the day preparing custom pizzas at the River Road location.
A 5-year-old Alabama boy has met the bone marrow donor who saved his life for the first time. Dewontis Groomster Jr. was diagnosed with Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome, a rare genetic condition affecting the immune system.