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Storms over Halloween weekend drenched Southern Utah for a third straight weekend. National Weather Service meteorologist Sam Webber told St. George News that rainy weather led to minor flooding near the Virgin and Santa Clara rivers. The Santa Clara River rose to 13 feet, just 0.9 feet short of what the National Weather Service considers "minor flood stage."
Add Fox 13 as a Google Preferred Source ST. GEORGE, Utah — The ballots are building up in Washington County ahead of Election Day. "I just came up from our vote processing center, and we're sitting on about 40,000 ballots so far," said Washington County Clerk Auditor Ryan Sullivan.
View our evening newscast for Monday, Nov. 2, in the video player above, then read the full stories below. Full story links: Judge offers second chance to man convicted in high-speed pursuit through Hurricane 'I loved to explore': Retired astronaut shares experiences as Utah Tech highlights aerospace impact Sen.
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.
With more than $36M in Dept of Energy support, OxEon Energy (North Salt Lake, UT) is working to scale its solid oxide electrolysis technology. The company's new automated manufacturing facility represents a milestone in its transition from research and demonstration toward commercial production.
Five of the talented actors in Uintah High Theatre’s ‘The Drowsy Chaperone’ have received nominations from the Utah High School Musical Theatre Awards. This show was a crowd favorite with its never ending laugh out loud moments and high energy musical numbers.
Ski season is just around the corner in Utah, but getting those first runs ready is proving to be a challenge. Brian Head Resort is still targeting Friday, Nov. 6, for its opening day, hoping to become the first Utah resort to welcome skiers and snowboarders this season.
The Manti-La Sal National Forest has proposed a recovery plan for approximately 95,160 acres affected by the Babylon Fire. BlueRibbon Coalition supports the plan to restore damaged roads and trails in the Abajo Mountains.
MONTICELLO, Utah (ABC4) — Rockfalls, rockslides and mudslides along Forest Road in the Monticello Ranger District may make commuting a little tricky. Several significant road hazards are impacting access to between the Nizhoni Campground area and North Elk Ridge Road near Gooseberry Guard Station.
MURRAY, Utah (ABC4) — The Humane Society of Utah is warning that they are seeing false veterinary records claiming that pets are vaccinated when they are not. According to the Humane Society of Utah, they have seen more reports of fake vaccination records, coming from community businesses who spotted records that looked odd and were determined to be made by AI.