Iron County School District administrators are meeting with staff and discussing frequently asked questions as they work toward the transition to a four-day school week in 2027-28. Superintendent Dr. Lance Hatch advised board members that all discussions about the four-day school week are still in draft form.
From hands-on engineering research to writing mentorship, SUU student Calvin Hadley builds innovative solutions to power his future.
UDOT has announced 15 finalists for the 2026 Innovation Awards, selected from 82 submitted innovations. Winners are expected to be announced in the UDOT Newsletter in early October.
University Southern Utah University (SUU) alumni, students, faculty, staff, and community members are invited to celebrate Homecoming 2026 during a week full of Thunderbird pride and tradition from Sept. 21 – 26. Monday, Sept. , the community is invited back to the Library Quad for an Outdoor Movie & Car Show.
A water main break on Cross Hollow Road caused service interruptions in Cedar City. According to a September 19 statement, repairs have been completed and water wells are operational.
Southern Utah University cross country teams achieved significant success in Riverside, California, according to a September 19 report. The men's squads secured first-place finishes in both the 8K invitational and the open races, while the women's team earned fourth place in the 6K invitational.
A water main break on Cross Hollow Road caused service interruptions for residents in Cedar City on September 19. Repairs were completed and the system began returning to full pressure.
SUU student Calvin Hadley gained hands-on engineering experience at Valar Atomics, advancing clean energy technology and preparing for a career in industry.
Iron County School District administrators are developing draft plans to transition to a four-day school week starting in the 2027-28 school year. Superintendent Dr. Lance Hatch confirmed the discussions are currently in the draft phase as officials seek feedback from the board and staff.
A free garage sale was scheduled for September 26 in Cedar City. The sale featured a large variety of items including home decor and clothing.
Brian Head Town is seeking proposals for engineering and construction management services for the Town Trail Phase IV project. The project involves a 1,000-foot expansion of the existing paved trail and has received support from the Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation and the Utah Division of Transportation.
This event is part of the Department of the Interior's Freedom 250 initiative celebrating America's 250th anniversary and the BLM's 80 years of public land stewardship. Wildland Fire Service, and community members in commemorating both the historical significance of the area and the role public lands play in connecting people to their nation's story.
Iron County School District administrators are discussing draft plans for a transition to a four-day school week for the 2027-28 school year. Superintendent Dr. Lance Hatch noted that all current discussions remain in draft form.
The Professional Sales Center at SUU invites the T-Bird community to an open house on September 26.
A water main break near the Diamond Z Arena in Cedar City caused significant flooding on a road on September 17. Emergency responders, including fire, EMS, and law enforcement, were dispatched to manage the utility hazard.
The Southern Utah Museum of Art has scheduled the Sidekicks Assemble event for students from Southern Utah University and Southwest Tech. Participants can engage in art-making activities and earn prizes.
An explainer regarding the Cedar Mountain Service District Board of Trustees, its members, and its recent discussions regarding dust mitigation fees.
A September 15 report from Mid-Utah Radio highlights various high school volleyball and girls soccer results across Utah regions.
Since her time at SUU, Leen Samha has continued her medical education, received several honors for her work, and aided those in need.
Cedar City said one city volunteer on the Board of Adjustments received an email with a fake Cedar City watermark, logo and invoice number asking for more than $4,600 of her personal funds. I think that since it's their personal email, that's pretty concerning.
Join us in celebrating the ribbon cutting and grand opening of the George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Music Center on Sept. 24-26, 2026.
A Cedar City couple is overcome with grief after a local veterinarian allegedly admitted to a "major error" by accidentally euthanizing a beloved family dog. "She was the life of the party. She just had a very spunky attitude," said Amy Zylks of Lilly, her and her husband Cody's pet Yorkie.
CEDAR CITY, Utah (ABC4) — The National Transportation Board of Safety (NTSB) has released the final investigation report and a video of a helicopter crash in Cedar City from May 23. The incident happened at Cedar City Regional Airport during a fight lesson.
Raw video below shows helicopter crash in Cedar City: Raw video shows helicopter crash at Cedar City airport According to the NTSB, the Bell 206L helicopter lost control after the flight instructor "reached across to adjust the engine governor." Video taken from a nearby security camera shows the helicopter hovering slowly before shooting up and spinning.
The Cedar City Council scheduled a work meeting for Sept. 16, 2026. The meeting will address several business items, including committee appointments and budget amendments.
New video from the National Transportation Safety Board shows the moments a helicopter crashed at Cedar City Regional Airport in Iron County in May. The two were taken to a Cedar City hospital with minor non-life-threatening injuries. No other injuries were reported.
Southern Utah University has announced a series of homecoming events for late September and October 2026, including a multi-day celebration for the new George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Music Center. The festivities include a ribbon cutting, concerts, and various student alumni association activities.
Cedar High School's girls soccer team defeated Dixie 3-0 on September 15 at Walt Brooks Stadium. Other Region 9 action included Desert Hills upsetting Crimson Cliffs and Hurricane defeating Dixie.
For the 9/11 National Day of Service, the SUU community gathered to help in Beaver’s flood recovery efforts.
The Cedar City Leisure Services Advisory Committee has a meeting scheduled for September 16, 2026. The meeting will take place at 10 N. Main St. in Cedar City.
The Frehner Museum of Natural History scheduled a Toddler Tuesday event focused on learning about colors in nature. The free event was intended for children ages 0 to 5 and their families.
Region 9 football saw the Crimson Cliffs Mustangs secure their fifth consecutive victory with a dominant performance against Hurricane. In other action, Desert Hills earned a road win over Snow Canyon, and Dixie narrowly defeated Cedar in a close contest.
Four men have been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old girl northwest of Cedar City. Iron County Sheriff Ken Carpenter stated investigators are confident they have identified the individuals responsible for the homicide on Midvalley Road.
Snow Canyon secured a 14-10 victory over Dixie in a physical rivalry game, while Crimson Cliffs and Desert Hills achieved dominant wins in Region 9 football action.
Loved ones, caregivers and supporters of Utahns living with Alzheimer’s disease will come together Saturday morning, Sept. 19, for the Cedar City Walk to End Alzheimer’s. One of seven Alzheimer’s Association of Utah Walks to End Alzheimer’s in 2026, the Walk in Cedar City will raise funds to provide essential services to families and support research to find a cure.
Police are investigating an ongoing scam involving fraudulent invoicing for the Board of Adjustments. City officials advise board members to verify any suspicious communications by contacting City Hall directly.
Utah Legal Services scheduled an informational event at the Tribal Admin Building in Cedar City. The table will provide information regarding available services but will not offer legal advice.
The STEM Center scheduled an event at Cedar City Lake at the Hills to explore man-made ecosystems. The gathering included hands-on activities and prize giveaways for the community.
