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12.31.2010
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ABC 4 looks back at the top stories of 2010
A long awaited verdict, two deputies killed in cold blood and the death of little boy in Layton were
12.31.2010
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One argument raised against concentrating efforts on developing the renewable energy that
12.30.2010
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Many top business stories of 2010 were positive
In October, Utah claimed the top spot in Forbes magazine’s annual ranking of "The Best States
12.29.2010
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Grand Landings Celebrate Arrival of Life Flight Helicopter Service in Southern Utah
Intermountain Life Flight will begin providing helicopter service for medical transport in
12.24.2010
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Utah Governor Expresses Concern, Questions Timing of Interior Department Decision
A decision announced Thursday by the U.S. Department of the Interior to alter the
12.23.2010
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Enjoy tubing – on a lift-served hill
Amid all the thrills associated with sliding really fast down a mountain on air and rubber, Ryan
12.22.2010
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Restaurants vying against bars for liquor permits
If you’re treating your prom date to an upscale dinner, you can avoid being stopped at the door
12.22.2010
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UDOT: South Central Utah Travel Conditions
Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) maintenance forces continue snow removal
12.20.2010
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Storms cause flooding, boost avalanche risk
It’s wet, wild and relatively warm: A storm system born in the South Pacific and dubbed the
12.20.2010
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Sterling Scholar Awards: Introduction
The purpose of the Sterling Scholar Awards is to publicly recognize and encourage the pursuit of
12.17.2010
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Plan identifies best places for solar on US lands
A draft plan identifying prime areas for solar energy projects on public lands in the Southwest
12.16.2010
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Utah among six states to have solar energy zones
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar on Wednesday unveiled what he described as a "smart from the
12.16.2010
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Eagle Point ski resort makes its debut
Engulfed in controversy for much of the eight years it was closed, the old Elk Meadows ski area
12.15.2010
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Southern Utah residents have new ski resort to enjoy
Southern Utah residents now have two nearby options when the urge to go skiing or
12.15.2010
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State gun just a start for Utah-born inventors
In just a few weeks, the Utah State Legislature, 2011 version, will debate a proposal by Rep.
12.13.2010
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Wilderness Society wants Utah solar sites targeted to low-impact areas
The Wilderness Society issued a report Monday praising federal land managers for identifying
12.12.2010
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Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
MINERSVILLE RESERVOIR: (December 03) Three to five inches of ice, with some soft edges during
12.12.2010
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Southern Utah University vice president arrested in prostitution sting
A Southern Utah University vice president was among eight men authorities arrested Friday in
12.11.2010
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Milford bronco buster on cusp of world title
There will be the equivalent of a winner-take-all Game 7 at the 2010 Wrangler National Finals
12.11.2010
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Utah’s Cody Wright wins world saddle bronc title
Milford saddle bronc rider Cody Wright clinched his second world championship in three years
12.09.2010
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UDOT prioritizes future road projects
Utah Department of Transportation officials say rural state highways need $7 billion worth of
12.06.2010
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National Finals Rodeo: Milford’s Jesse Wright wins saddle bronc event
Milford’s Jesse Wright will always remember his first trip to the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo.
12.06.2010
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Payson’s Feild wins again at National Finals Rodeo
It was another lucrative night for Utah participants at the $5.9 million Wrangler National
12.06.2010
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Outdoor notebook: Officials propose increase in black bear hunting permits
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is proposing an increase of 53 more black bear
12.04.2010
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Utah participants hit the jackpot on Friday night during the second round of the $5.9 million
12.03.2010
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Feds begin wild horse roundup in Utah
Federal authorities are rounding up hundreds of wild horses in Utah’s west desert. The Bureau of
12.04.2010
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Demand for mental health services rises in St. George
A bad economy, population growth and easy availability of narcotic painkillers are contributing
12.03.2010
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Kaycee Feild of Payson tied for third place in bareback Thursday on the opening night of the
12.03.2010
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Eagle Point Ski Resort to Open December 15th
Eagle Point, a new ski resort located near Beaver, Utah, is planning to open for the
12.01.2010
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Six Utahns head for Las Vegas rodeo
After experiencing some turbulence during the 2010 season, the Wright brothers have landed
12.01.2010
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BLM Announces North Hills and Sulphur Wild Horse Gathers
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) plans to begin removing excess wild horses from the
11.24.2010
11.29.2010
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Bedeviled by recession, southwest Utah finds recovery elusive
Sun-kissed St. George is Utah’s epicenter of the Great Recession and its repressed recovery.
11.24.2010
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Utah blizzard ushers in a big chill
Driven by whipping, icy winds, a fast-moving arctic storm pummeled Utah overnight, dropping
11.24.2010
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Utah municipal power alliance to harness Idaho wind
A consortium of municipally owned power systems in Utah and several other western
11.23.2010
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Wright will compete at National Finals Rodeo
Utah saddle bronc rider Jesse Wright will compete in the $5.9 million Wrangler National
11.22.2010
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BLM seeks comments on land plan for Cedar City area
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management invites the public to three meetings next month to help
11.22.2010
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Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
BEAVER RIVER, LOWER: (November 18) Irrigation releases from Minersville Reservoir
11.21.2010
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Utah wintry weather blamed for power outages, accidents
The snow, rain and freezing temperatures that caused slick roads and multiple accidents over
11.21.2010
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I-15 reopened between Beaver and Cove Fort
I-15 near Beaver reopened around 9:30 p.m. Sunday after heavy snow and multiple slide-offs
11.19.2010
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The annual Fantasy at the Bay drive-through holiday light display at Willard Bay State Park
11.18.2010
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Public to decide which ski ads will tout Utah
The state Office of Tourism has three 30-second commercials ready to go for a $1.1 million blitz
11.16.2010
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2nd phase begins for wind project near Milford
The second phase of a company’s largest wind project in the nation officially gets under way
11.16.2010
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No Death Penalty Sought in Killing of Kane County Sheriff Deputy Brian Harris
The Coconino County Attorney David Rozema has decided not to seek the death penalty
11.16.2010
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Utah’s 222 National Guard unit to deploy in 2011
The Utah National Guard’s "Triple Deuce" artillery unit is getting orders to deploy again.
11.15.2010
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Renewable Energy Summit Slated for Nov. 15
Samantha Mary Julian, energy and natural resources cluster director for the Governor’s
11.15.2010
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Wharton: Deer hunt proposals would limit opportunity, increase costs
The Division of Wildlife Resources is offering two proposals that will reduce the number of general
11.12.2010
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Utah is bullish on alternative fuels
Ivins Mayor Chris Hart is high on natural gas and hopes to cut the southern Utah city’s $25,000
11.11.2010
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Utah ski resorts line up for early openings
All that snow the past few days is paying off - Brighton Resort has pushed its opening day up a
11.10.2010
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DWR seeks comments on 3 deer hunt plans
For nearly two decades now, Utah’s deer have struggled despite limits and laws intended to
11.07.2010
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Daylight Savings Time 2010 Ends November 7 at 2:00AM Local Time
Daylight Saving Time (DST) is the practice of temporarily advancing clocks so that afternoons
11.04.2010
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Wharton: Deer hunt proposals would limit opportunity, increase costs
The Division of Wildlife Resources is offering two proposals that will reduce the number of general
11.04.2010
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Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
BEAVER MOUNTAIN LAKES: (October 28) Snow has fallen on the Tushar Mountains, so access
11.03.2010
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Big Changes Proposed For Utah 2011 Deer Hunt
If you like to hunt deer in Utah, the Utah Wildlife Board wants to know which hunting option you
11.03.2010
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About 60 Utah schools honored for achievement
The State Office of Education honored 10 schools Wednesday for shrinking achievement
11.03.2010
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All 4 Utah constitutional amendments head toward passage
Four constitutional amendments received voter approval Tuesday, along with a number of local
11.02.2010
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Election Day 2010 voting logistics
It is Election Day 2010, you get the chance to voice your opinion in our State’s future. In order
11.02.2010
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Heavy usage crashes state’s voter website
Election Day is off to a rough start for the Lt. Governor’s Office. Heavy usage crashed the
10.31.2010
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4 constitutional amendments on this year’s Utah ballot
Voters heading to the polls Tuesday will be asked to consider four constitutional amendments and,
10.29.2010
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Loyalty to friend charged with killing deputy sends Fillmore man to prison
Misguided loyalty to a friend accused of killing a Millard County sheriff’s deputy earlier this year
10.27.2010
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Early snow gets Utah ski areas bunny-hopping for season
You can’t blame Utah’s ski industry for being excited right now. Whenever the first snow hits
10.26.2010
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Community bids farewell to Sevier County Sheriff Barney
Sevier County Sheriff Phil Barney was laid to rest Monday in the Salina Eastside Cemetery as
10.25.2010
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3rd Congressional District campaign interesting but not close
Recent poll results show the race for Utah’s 3rd Congressional District is not a nail-biter. But
10.23.2010
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Goodbye autumn: Storms bring winter-weather warnings
Saturday’s early taste of winter weather that pelted the valleys with rain and dusted the
10.21.2010
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Mule Deer Foundation: Sowing Seeds of Wildlife Preservation
Utah residents older than about 40 may remember a time when mule deer dominated
10.20.2010
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Cutthroat restoration in Clear Creek
Land is not the only thing savaged by wildfire. Rivers, streams and lakes in the areas of
10.19.2010
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Utah patents for duffle bags, personalized banking and more
Boot articulation support system, patent No. 7,810,258, invented by David Narajowski, Paul
10.18.2010
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PUBLIC NOTICE – Pile Burning on Tushar Mountains
The Beaver County Fire Warden, George Humphreys will attempt pile burning this week at
10.15.2010
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Julie Jensen: The generous playwright
Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it, said philosopher George
10.13.2010
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Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
BEAVER RIVER, UPPER: (October 03) Irrigation flows have ended, so the stream flows are low
10.12.2010
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Rifle Deer Hunt Shorter This Fall
You might see a few more young bucks when Utah’s general rifle buck deer hunt starts Oct.
10.11.2010
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Local Educators Battle Against Bullying
Last spring Rowland Hall Middle School took a good hard look at the policies it had in place to
10.06.2010
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Twitchell fire has had a heavy toll
The Twitchell Canyon Fire has been burning since it was touched off by lightning July 20, and
10.06.2010
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Utah’s west desert wind project to add turbines
Utah’s largest commercial wind farm is getting bigger. Boston-based First Wind says it has
10.06.2010
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All roads closed because of the Twitchell Canyon fire are now open for public travel. Officials
10.05.2010
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Progress being made on Twitchell fire
Burning since July, many people have wondered why the Twitchell Canyon Fire hasn’t been put
10.04.2010
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First Wind, an independent US based wind energy company was recognized by Governor
10.04.2010
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Operations continue in Division D, the south end of the fire nearest to North Creek subdivisions.
10.03.2010
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Fire containment objectives have continued to make progress and operations section chief Tony
10.03.2010
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Twitchell Canyon Fire Update: 45,126-acres Burned - 76% Contained
The Twitchell Canyon fire has burned 45,126-acres and fire behavior reduced to smoldering.
10.02.2010
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Sheriff says politics are putting homes & lives in danger of fire
New accusations are surfacing about why the Twitchell Canyon fire continues burning 74 days
10.02.2010
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10-week-old fire continues to frustrate central Utahns
In Beaver, the landmark "B" on the hillside east of town is barely visible from Main Street. Smoke
10.01.2010
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Five Utahns qualify for National Finals Rodeo
Five Utahns, led by bull riders Wesley Silcox of Santaquin and Steve Woolsey of Payson, will
10.01.2010
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Eagle Point formerly Elk Meadows) Ski Resort to Open Mid-December
Eagle Point, a new ski resort located near Beaver, Utah, is planning to open for the
10.01.2010
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Feds promise to put out Twitchell Canyon wildfire
Local officials and residents say they’re fed up with a wildfire the U.S. Forest Service has
09.30.2010
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Beaver residents say they’re sick from Twitchell fire smoke
Thick, smelly smoke is becoming too much for people who live near the Twitchell Canyon fire.
09.30.2010
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Twitchell Canyon wildfires spread forcing road closures for recreationists
Windy conditions and higher temperatures over the weekend have kicked up the Twitchell
09.30.2010
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Outdoor Notebook: Rockwell Airtime team wins gold in skydiving competition
The Rockwell Airtime team from Utah recently won the gold medal in the intermediate four-way
09.30.2010
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Former Elk Meadows to open as Eagle Point ski area in Utah
After being dormant for eight seasons - and going through a contentious period when it was
09.29.2010
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Record high temperatures dot Utah
Nine high temperature records were set in Utah on Tuesday and another tied as the unusually
09.29.2010
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The lightning caused Twitchell Canyon Fire is currently active in the area of the mountain
09.29.2010
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Weather warmer than usual for September
Three new high temperature records were set Monday and another Utah record tied, as the
09.28.2010
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Twitchell fire may pick up speed
After slowing due to higher humidity from a cold front Sept. 22, the Twitchell Canyon Fire
09.28.2010
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The Forest Service will receive initial and oral bids in public at the Beaver Ranger District
09.28.2010
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The Twitchell Canyon fire was active on multiple fronts again yesterday. Active fire was backing
09.27.2010
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Twitchell Fire putting up a lot of smoke this week
A warning this afternoon to everyone traveling I-15 or living near Beaver. Officials say the warm
09.24.2010
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Higher humidity from Wednesday’s cold front helped cool the Twitchell Canyon Fire today.
09.23.2010
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Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
Conservation Officer Brent Farnsworth reports that the lakes have been regularly stocked with
09.23.2010
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Moderating weather conditions helped firefighters gain ground on the Twitchell Canyon
09.22.2010
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Bones of Dinosaurs With 15 Horns, 7-Foot Heads Are Discovered in Utah
Two new species of horned dinosaurs were discovered to have lived in Utah 76 million years
09.22.2010
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Utah slavery part of big human trafficking case
The Justice Department calls it the largest human-trafficking case in U.S. history. And a key
09.22.2010
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The Census Bureau has finished all its follow-up enumeration in Utah for the 2010 Census, and
09.22.2010
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The lightning caused Twitchell Canyon Fire continued to exhibit extreme fire behavior
09.21.2010
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Firefighters worked diligently today and were successful in holding the lightning caused
09.20.2010
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Firefighters still battling Twitchell fire
Interstate 70 has reopened despite high winds that have fanned the Twitchell Canyon fire to
09.19.2010
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The Twitchell Canyon Fire is now 22,788 acres. For the third day in a row, the National Weather
09.17.2010
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Twitchell Canyon fire nears 22,000 acres; hot, gusty weekend feared
Bad news came in twos for crews battling the Twitchell Canyon fire Friday: the central Utah
09.17.2010
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Chavez-Reyes found guilty of obstructing justice
A jury late Thursday found Ruben Chavez-Reyes guilty of obstructing justice, burglarizing a
09.17.2010
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The lightning-caused Twitchell Canyon Fire is now 21,738 acres. The National Weather
09.16.2010
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The lightning-caused Twitchell Canyon Fire is now 20,870 acres. Fire activity was moderate
09.15.2010
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Lance Kinross Wins 2010 Beaver County Grand Champion Award
Lance Kinross, 10, son of Steve & Frances Kinross of Beaver, Utah, won the Beaver County
09.15.2010
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Twitchell Canyon Fire Evening Update
The Twitchell Canyon Fire made a significant push to the northeast yesterday as winds drove
09.14.2010
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I-70 closed through Millard, Sevier County after fire expands Tuesday
Officials shut down I-70 from milepost 1-23, and a campground in central Utah was evacuated
09.14.2010
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On September 10, 2010, Amy Barker, District Ranger of the Beaver Ranger District signed a
09.14.2010
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The Forest Service will receive initial and oral bids in public at the Beaver Ranger District
09.14.2010
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The Twitchell Canyon Fire is now 11,293 acres. Protection efforts around the historic Kimberly
09.12.2010
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Kane County bucks trend: Crime rises
Data from a statewide crime survey shows a downturn in the annual rate of serious crimes in
09.12.2010
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Lawmaker wants Utahns on Medicaid to pay it forward
If the government is paying for your medical care, you should be expected to give something
09.10.2010
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Trial venue moved for accomplice in shooting of Millard deputy
A 4th District Court judge has decided to move Monday’s trial of an alleged accomplice in the
09.10.2010
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Twitchell Canyon wildfire swells to 11,000 acres
Strong winds whipped south-central Utah’s Twitchell Canyon wildfire to nearly 11,000 acres
09.08.2010
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The Twitchell Canyon Fire is now 10,608 acres. Despite gusty winds, minimal growth occurred on
09.07.2010
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The first ballistically-protected police car in Utah is now on patrol. A Sandy-based company
09.04.2010
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Central Utah blaze grows to 7,000 acres
A lightning fire sparked near Manderfield Reservoir at the end of July has grown to 7,000
09.04.2010
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Number of stray dogs on the rise near Cedar City
More stray dogs are running around Cedar City, keeping sheriff’s deputies busy and filling up the
09.03.2010
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Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
BEAVER MOUNTAIN LAKES: (September 02) Conservation officer Brent Farnsworth reports
09.03.2010
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Slain Kane County Deputy Laid To Rest
A Utah lawman who was shot to death while chasing a suspect in northern Arizona last week
09.02.2010
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Man will stand trial in Millard County deputy’s death
With an AK-47 sitting in the passenger seat, Roberto Miramontes Roman saw flashing police
09.02.2010
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The LDS pioneers’ hidden history
Salt Lake City’s Temple Square. Brigham Young’s Beehive House. The east bench’s This Is the Place
09.02.2010
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Living History; What do Utah’s Independence Day celebrations say about us?
Myton, a little town in the Uinta Basin, celebrated "hip-hip-hurray" Fourth of July in 1911. The day
09.02.2010
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Mountain Meadows affidavit Hofmann forgery?
Mormon bomber Mark Hofmann’s calling card has popped up again, signaling that the forger’s
09.02.2010
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Wright re-emerges in West Valley
The Wright Brothers landed at the Maverik Center on Wednesday night. Only the oldest member of
09.01.2010
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Today fire crews are burning out around the back side of Manderfield Reservoir to preserve the view
08.30.2010
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Southwest Utah Public Health Department Offers FREE Seasonal Flu Vaccine
The Southwest Utah Public Health Department (SWUPHD) expects to receive their first shipments
08.30.2010
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The Utah Department of Transportation is advertising the following projects that will be
08.30.2010
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Twitchell Canyon wildfires spread forcing road closures for recreationists
Windy conditions and higher temperatures over the weekend have kicked up the Twitchell Canyon
08.30.2010
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Utah on track for mildest wildfire season in 10 years
Utah is on pace this year to record the lowest number of wildfires and acres burned by blazes in
08.30.2010
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Manhunt rattles residents, but police presence eases anxiety
The manhunt along the Utah-Arizona border for suspected cop killer Scott Curley has some
08.30.2010
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Fire Activity at Manderfield Reservoir
Fire activity on the lightening-caused Twitchell Canyon fire has increased east of the Manderfield
08.29.2010
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Utah wildfires are kept under control
Summer wildfires are burning the fewest acres in Utah in nearly a decade. The Dixie National Forest
08.26.2010
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Indian Creek Road to Open for Day Use
Indian Creek Road, which has been closed due to activity from the Twitchell Canyon fire, will
08.21.2010
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Resolution for former Iron County deputy facing child porn charges
A former Iron County sheriff’s deputy charged with 10 counts of child pornography-related
08.17.2010
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The fate of Odd Fellows Hall is on the line today - again. This is the building that will not die. It is
08.15.2010
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Twitchell controlled fire burns 4,000 acres
A lightning-caused fire in the Twitchell Canyon area near the Manderfield Reservoir has
08.15.2010
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A story of modern slavery in Utah
Chan, a short man but strong from a lifetime of labor in rice fields, tells how he blundered into a
08.15.2010
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Region 13: 8/20 • Millard v. North Sanpete; Beaver v. North Summit; Kanab v. San Juan;
08.12.2010
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National Forest land fire near Beaver expands to 3,000 acres
A lightning strike-caused fire near Manderfield Reservoir surged from about 1,100 acres
08.12.2010
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Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
BEAVER RIVER, UPPER: (August 11) Flows are low and clear. Small trout are abundant and will
08.10.2010
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They raise ‘em right down in Beaver
Couple a things you should know about this place: If you happen to drive a German-made
08.08.2010
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Wildfire continues to burn near Beaver
An approximately 1,000-acre wildfire continued to burn near Beaver on Sunday. Two lightning
08.07.2010
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Living History: Utah’s Carnegie libraries are a steel magnate’s legacy
In the early 20th century, 23 Utah municipalities had something in common: A Carnegie public
08.05.2010
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See which schools will give free ACTs to juniors
Starting next school year, more than 80 Utah high schools will give the ACT for free to all
08.04.2010
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Utah school districts weigh tax hikes
Grappling with budget shortfalls, eight Utah school districts are planning to boost property
08.03.2010
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A proposed action and Environmental Assessment have been developed for the North
08.03.2010
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Ten short getaways for Wasatch Front travelers
Basics • Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area is in northeastern Utah and southwestern
07.31.2010
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First Wind Awards Scholarship to Milford High School Student
Dalaki Livingston, a graduate of Milford High School, will be the recipient of a one-time
07.30.2010
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Judicial Confirmation Committee asking for public comment
The Utah Senate Judicial Confirmation Committee is asking for public input on five
07.30.2010
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Outdoor notebook: Chance to adopt a tortoise
People these days are into native plants for their yardscapes, but what about a native species as
07.30.2010
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Karla Staheli Named Juvenile Court Judge in Fifth Judicial District.
Governor Gary R. Herbert has appointed Karla Staheli as a Juvenile Court Judge in the Fifth
07.28.2010
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Man will stand trial in Millard County deputy’s death
With an AK-47 sitting in the passenger seat, Roberto Miramontes Roman saw flashing police
07.26.2010
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Utah Jazz’s Jeremy Evans in St. George July 27th 6:00pm Old Gym at DSC
The Utah Jazz has announced that the team’s 2010 second-round draft pick, forward Jeremy
07.25.2010
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Days of ‘47 Rodeo comes to close
Lois Harmon, grand matriarch of the rodeo, described this edition of the Days of ‘47 Rodeo
07.25.2010
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UPDATE: Hot Springs Wildfire Now 327-Acres and 30-Percent Contained
The latest report on the Hot Springs Wildfire 19-miles north of Cedar City shows 327-acres have
07.24.2010
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Outdoor notebook: Expect geology to put you in a festive mood at Bryce
Bryce Canyon National Park is holding its first annual Geology Festival on Friday and Saturday,
07.24.2010
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National High School Rodeo Finals: Utah team currently at second
With one day to go, Utah’s high school cowboys and cowgirls are holding on to second place after
07.23.2010
Article #0000029B
The LDS pioneers’ hidden history
Salt Lake City’s Temple Square. Brigham Young’s Beehive House. The east bench’s This Is the
07.23.2010
Article #0000029A
Ten Utah ATV rides you might never have heard of
As the number of Utah ATV enthusiasts continue to increase, so do the number of public lands
07.22.2010
Article #00000299
Brush and tree fires keep crews hopping in Cedar City, Beaver area
Lightning caused two significant fires in Beaver County and near Cedar City over the past few
07.22.2010
Article #00000298
Wright re-emerges in West Valley
The Wright Brothers landed at the Maverik Center on Wednesday night. Only the oldest
07.22.2010
Article #00000297
Milford boy inspires team, community
Jed Wunderlich’s positive attitude is probably why he wasn’t cut from Milford’s All South Cal
07.22.2010
Article #00000296
Update: Badger Wildfire North of Cedar City
The Color Country Interagency Fire Center report that the Badger Wildfire 19-miles north of
07.21.2010
Article #00000295
Weather should be ideal for holiday celebration
Thunderstorms that rolled through Utah Wednesday should clear out for the July 24
07.20.2010
Article #00000294
LEGAL NOTICE OF DECISION - Beaver City Culinary Water System Improvements - USDA
07.20.2010
Article #00000293
Pioneer Day is a holiday unique to Utah, celebrating the trek of Mormon pioneers to the
07.20.2010
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Garfield marijuana farm busted Monday
More than 50 law enforcement officers raided a large marijuana grow approximately six miles
07.20.2010
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Driver License Offices Reopening
The Utah Driver License Division has reopened its offices in three southern Utah cities on a part
07.09.2010
Article #00000290
Counties hammer out conservation plans
It may have happened 14 years ago, but the fury over President Bill Clinton’s surprise creation
07.07.2010
Article #0000028F
Utah’s wildfire season heats up
The cool rains of May have long since evaporated on the valley floors, and with the
07.06.2010
Article #0000028E
Milford wind farm project to be put on hold
The developer of Utah’s largest commercial wind farm is putting a plan to expand the project on
07.01.2010
Article #0000028D
BREAKING NEWS: Fire at Todd’s Market in Minerville caused by electrical malfunction
Todd’s Market, 55 W. Main St., Minersville, caught on fire at approximately 6:30 a.m.,
07.01.2010
Article #0000028C
Come join us at the 10th annual Butch Cassidy Festival on July 2nd & 3rd, 2010. Free
06.30.2010
Article #0000028B
Beaver City — Independence Day celebration, Beaver City Park, beginning at 9 a.m.; fireworks
06.30.2010
Article #0000028A
Here is a running list of Firework display locations for the July 4th holiday ~ JULY 4: Milford -
06.27.2010
Article #00000289
2010 July 4th National Forest Service Campground Update
Campgrounds on the five Utah national forests are expected to be busy over the 4th of July. You can
06.25.2010
Article #00000288
First Wind Donates to Milford July 4th Fireworks Display and Beaver County Courthouse Museum
First Wind, an independent US -based wind energy company, announced Friday it has
06.24.2010
Article #00000287
Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
BEAVER MOUNTAIN LAKES: (June 24) Conservation Officer Brent Farnsworth reports
06.23.2010
Article #00000286
Protect Infants From Whooping Cough - FREE Vacination
Whooping cough (pertussis) is a highly contagious bacterial illness that can be serious for adults and
06.21.2010
Article #00000285
Local school districts, state work well together
Last week, school board members and school superintendents from Washington, Iron, Kane,
06.19.2010
Article #00000284
Five nominees have been named for a new juvenile court judgeship with the 5th District
06.18.2010
Article #00000283
Ronnie Lee Gardner executed by firing squad
Condemned inmate Ronnie Lee Gardner was executed early Friday morning. The 49-year-old
06.17.2010
Article #00000282
Gardner moved to observation cell, hopes for eleventh hour reprieve
Death row inmate Ronnie Lee Gardner, who is facing execution by firing squad early Friday,
06.17.2010
Article #00000281
Ronnie Lee Gardner will die strapped to a metal chair with a cover pulled over his head. Prison
06.16.2010
Article #00000280
A big fish story at Strawberry: New stocking technique showing tremendous success
Minersville — Improved fishing, especially for anglers trolling from a boat. Mostly catching fish in
06.16.2010
Article #0000027F
It’s all downhill from here: Utah’s cycling descents praised
For every grueling climb of a canyon road, there typically come two rewards for a cyclist. First,
06.15.2010
Article #0000027E
Electric cars spark Utahns’ interest
At least 200 Utahns are hoping to get a charge out of driving a 100 percent electric car. The Nissan
06.14.2010
Article #0000027D
For more than 200 years, the American flag has been the symbol of our nation’s strength and
06.14.2010
Article #0000027C
Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
BEAVER MOUNTAIN LAKES: (June 11) Conservation officer Brent Farnsworth reports
06.12.2010
Article #0000027B
One of the biggest surprises for people when they get to know Sister Yvonne Hatt, a nun
06.10.2010
Article #0000027A
Grant funds illegal immigration fight in county
Washington County is getting access to federal databases in an effort to combat illegal
06.09.2010
Article #00000279
Changes looming in Utah wild horse program
The head of Utah’s wild horse and burro program said Wednesday there is no doubt the
06.09.2010
Article #00000278
S. Utah counties to join program to deport criminal immigrants
Three southern Utah counties have joined a partnership between local jails and federal
06.07.2010
Article #00000277
Tooele depot getting wind power
The desert of western Utah is about to join the natural energy revolution. The Tooele Army
06.01.2010
Article #00000276
Ethics initiative falls short by more than 20,000 signatures
The Utah Lieutenant Governor’s Office issued final signature counts Tuesday for two statewide
05.28.2010
Article #00000275
The purpose of this Scoping Document is to inform you of a project the Beaver District
05.28.2010
Article #00000274
Veteran helps Utah rodeo get off ground
Veteran saddle bronc rider Rusty Allen tackles a new challenge this weekend. He is the official
05.28.2010
Article #00000273
Rifle shell casings, gun, knives seized in investigation of deputy’s death
No firearms were found on Roberto Miramontes Roman when he was arrested in the fatal
05.28.2010
Article #00000272
There’s nothing like a small-town Utah festival
Every summer, Utah celebrates its unique heritage with major events that draw thousands
05.27.2010
Article #00000271
McEntee: Psychiatric hospital expansion needed now more than ever
Last Friday night, five people walked into the University Neuropsychiatric Institute, every one
05.26.2010
Article #00000207
Open campgrounds for Memorial Day weekend
Below is a list of Forest Service campgrounds that may be open for the Memorial Day
05.22.2010
Article #0000026F
Beaver County is putting its proposed land bill on hold after two open house meetings in Milford
05.22.2010
Article #0000026E
Milford students protest selection
Milford High School students organized and carried out a walkout on Wednesday during
05.21.2010
Article #0000026D
Mining outfit in Utah shuts down, files bankruptcy
A mining outfit in Utah’s west desert has shut down operations, furloughed employees and
05.20.2010
Article #0000026C
Ten Utah ATV rides you might never have heard of
As the number of Utah ATV enthusiasts continue to increase, so do the number of public lands
05.20.2010
Article #0000026B
Utah corrections director warns of possible emergency releases by this summer
Dwindling prison beds, a decimated budget and a heavy flow of newly sentenced criminals will
05.19.2010
Article #0000026A
Black Gaming Demolishing Oasis casino in Mesquite
Bankrupt Black Gaming LLC is preparing to demolish its closed Oasis casino in Mesquite
05.19.2010
Article #00000269
Utah’s Copper King Mining files for Chapter 11
Copper King Mining Corp., a Utah-based company that built and operated a $60 million
05.19.2010
Article #00000268
Utah lawmakers investigate cause of high gas prices
Utah lawmakers called a meeting at the Capitol Wednesday to discover the cause of high gas
05.18.2010
Article #00000267
The Utah Southwest Public Health Department released the following list of businesses in the
05.17.2010
Article #00000266
Hollywood Video stores in Cedar City and St. George are among 2,000 stores closing across
05.15.2010
Article #00000265
Military chaplains fulfill religious duties at home, while deployed
It has been said people often turn to faith while in foxholes, but as a military chaplain for the
05.12.2010
Article #00000264
Utah gas prices increase 8 cents per gallon
Gas prices in Utah continue to rise. AAA Utah says the average price of a gallon of gas in Utah
05.12.2010
Article #00000263
West Nile virus detected in S. Utah
Health officials in Washington County say the West Nile virus has been detected in a sample of
05.11.2010
Article #00000262
Orem student wins anti-smoking prize
Eleven-year-old Leah Barry vows to never use tobacco, and she hopes others will choose to
05.11.2010
Article #00000261
Community says goodbye to officer who lost his life in the line of duty
A community reached out as an officer who was killed in the line of duty was laid to rest May 5.
05.11.2010
Article #00000260
It’s time to think about entering the trebuchet or catapult contest for the Minersville Punkin’ Fest
05.06.2010
Article #0000025F
Seniors focus on health with conference at Heritage Center
Seniors who want to improve their health and well-being will gather for the 8th Annual Senior
05.05.2010
Article #0000025E
Hatch wants hard look at science behind radiation exposure payouts
U.S. Sen. Orrin Hatch is asking a national panel to take a fresh look at the science behind the
05.05.2010
Article #0000025D
Wide-eyed and ready to compete despite an early morning start, students from across the
05.04.2010
Article #0000025C
The program is funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. It offers 24
05.03.2010
Article #0000025B
Will sage grouse and wind farms mix? Researchers to find out
For almost two months, wildlife biologists in southwestern Utah have bundled up against the
04.30.2010
Article #0000025A
Update: Sheriff’s officer killed in accident
A Sevier County Sheriff’s Office officer was killed in an accident shortly before midnight Thursday.
04.30.2010
Article #00000259
Prison overcrowding could lead to early releases
Overcrowding in Utah’s State Prison could force inmates out early and into your neighborhood.
04.30.2010
Article #00000258
The radio deejay at the second annual Renewable Energy Fair at Milford High School
04.30.2010
Article #00000257
About 2,500 people will test their endurance and fortitude Saturday when they take part in the
04.29.2010
Article #00000256
Bass regulations could be changed to two standards
Few things get Utah anglers more stirred up than changes to the fishing regulations. Utah
04.29.2010
Article #00000255
Fishing spot of the week: Minersville Reservoir
Where >> Minersville Reservoir, west of Beaver ... Species >> Rainbow trout and
04.29.2010
Article #00000254
Chat Roulette: Utah AG says it’s ‘Pure Voyeurism’ and dangerous for kids
Chat Roullete has taken off in popularity online. It is a virtual meeting place for anyone in the
04.29.2010
Article #00000253
Spring snow showers to hang around northern Utah
Springtime in the Rockies can mean snow showers and that's what northern Utah valleys
04.27.2010
Article #00000252
Wind project to add 68 turbines
A large wind project in Utah’s west desert is getting bigger. Boston-based First Wind says it
04.27.2010
Article #00000251
Sex offenders will now have to pay more money to live in certain Utah communities. Some towns
04.27.2010
Article #00000250
The Iron County Commission was addressed by State of Utah Schools and Institutional Trust
04.26.2010
Article #0000024F
Milford energy fair is set for April 29
The second annual Milford Renewable Energy Fair is scheduled for Thursday, April 29, at the
04.26.2010
Article #0000024E
Interior secretary blows into Milford High
Interior Secretary Kenneth Salazar was a man of many hats on Monday during a visit to Milford
04.26.2010
Article #0000024D
Africanized bees expanding in the Beehive state
State inspectors have found nearly 100 colonies of Africanized bees in Washington, Iron
04.26.2010
Article #0000024C
Hospital administrator honored for work
Craig Davidson, administrator of Beaver Valley Hospital and Milford Valley Memorial Hospital has
04.25.2010
Article #0000024B
Catholic priest marks 50 years
Christ the King Catholic Church’s the Rev. Msgr. Michael J. Winterer will celebrate his golden
04.25.2010
Article #0000024A
New vehicles aid Utah County’s first responders
As Utah County sheriff’s deputies closed in on an armed, suicidal man by Utah Lake one day last
04.25.2010
Article #00000249
Fire threat low for southern Utah
Moisture, and a lot of it, is expected to keep much of southern Utah’s fire danger below or at
04.25.2010
Article #00000248
Luhm: Horse racing runs distant last in Utah
I’ve often joked with my wife, family and friends that divine intervention led me Utah, where
04.24.2010
Article #00000247
Wide-eyed and ready to compete despite an early morning start, students from across the
04.23.2010
Article #00000246
Brother of slain Millard County deputy found dead
The family of a slain Millard County deputy is mourning for the second time in less than four
04.23.2010
Article #00000245
Amid the hustle and bustle of life, sometimes we forget to stop for just a moment to say ‘thank
04.22.2010
Article #00000244
A coalition of senators from the West is proposing to expand the number of Americans
04.22.2010
Article #00000243
Utah students earn awards from Daniels Fund
Sixteen students from schools throughout Utah have been named Daniels Scholars based on
04.21.2010
Article #00000242
Officials: Look for marijuana fields while on hikes or hunting
Officials in southern Utah are reminding hikers, hunters and local residents to be on the lookout
04.20.2010
Article #00000241
Bipartisan bill would compensate more downwinders
People throughout seven Western states --- including anywhere in Utah -- who were exposed
04.20.2010
Article #00000240
Winning water bottled in Beaver
Beaver knows how to quench a person’s thirst with its water from the Tushar Mountain Range.
04.19.2010
Article #0000023F
Weather: High winds will announce coming cold front
It seems to happen every year in Utah. Temperatures hit the high 70s, fruit trees flower
04.19.2010
Article #0000023E
Prescribed fires planned in Beaver County
In preparation for an 8,000-acre prescribed fire planned for this summer, Bureau of Land
04.14.2010
Article #0000023D
New protection incentives announced for sage grouse; Utah begins study
With 44 percent of its habitat lost to agriculture, urban development and other threats like
04.14.2010
Article #0000023C
Census forms due in mail by Friday
Local census workers are encouraging residents to mail in their census forms before Friday’s
04.14.2010
Article #0000023B
6 nominated for Utah Supreme Court vacancy
The Utah Supreme Court Nominating Commission has selected six nominees for an upcoming
04.13.2010
Article #0000023A
Iron County law enforcement team up for sick girl
The Iron County Sheriff’s Office and the Cedar City Police Department are teaming up to help a
04.12.2010
Article #00000239
UDOT announces top 25 summer projects
The Utah Department of Transportation outlined summer construction plans, including 7 projects
04.11.2010
Article #00000238
On the national level, analysts have fretted over the decline of farm real estate, a decrease in
04.10.2010
Article #00000237
Attorney arrested in alleged fraud case
A St. George defense attorney was arrested Friday on charges of prescription drug fraud
04.09.2010
Article #00000236
Sides gear up for new water fight
Ranchers, county governments, conservation groups and the Goshute tribe are crafting
04.09.2010
Article #00000235
Utah Mobile Vet Center visiting Southern Utah
The Utah Mobile Vet Center will be visiting St. George, Cedar City and Beaver next week.
04.07.2010
Article #00000234
Applications being accepted for judgeships
Applications are now being accepted for upcoming vacancies on Utah courts. There will
04.04.2010
Article #00000233
Students participate in Sterling Scholar competition
One hundred and ninety students representing 15 high schools and five school districts will
04.02.2010
Article #00000232
Gov. Herbert OKs DNA collection on some suspects
Utah Gov. Gary Herbert has signed a bill into law that requires suspects arrested for a violent
04.02.2010
Article #00000231
Brian Head on market for $34.75M
Brian Head Ski Resort went on the market Thursday for $34.75 million. CB Richard Ellis,
04.01.2010
Article #00000230
Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
BEAVER MOUNTAIN LAKES: (Fair) Most of the lakes can be accessed by snowmobile. Fishing
04.01.2010
Article #0000022F
Drug task force makes three arrests
After three months of undercover investigation, the Washington County Drug Task Force
04.01.2010
Article #0000022E
Qwest seeks grant to expand fast Internet access in Utah
Qwest Communications wants to expand its broadband connections to the Internet into
03.26.2010
Article #0000022D
Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
MINERSVILLE RESERVOIR: (March 18) The ice is retreating and, depending on the temperatures
03.24.2010
Article #0000022C
2 men caught using skimmers on gas pumps in Richfield
Richfield police have arrested two men they say were stealing people’s credit and debit card
03.23.2010
Article #0000022B
Death penalty sought for inmate in guard’s killing
Prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty for an inmate accused of killing a Utah prison
03.22.2010
Article #0000022A
Utah County to review fees for home-based funerals
Before Parr Young died in January, he and his wife Kathleen decided on a home funeral. There
03.22.2010
Article #00000229
Milford man burned pouring fuel on fire
A 38-year-old Milford man was burned over 60 percent of his body when a gas can he was
03.20.2010
Article #00000228
The extinction of Utah’s rural colleges
When, by some miracle, Scott Frederick graduated from Manti High School 30 years ago
03.17.2010
Article #00000227
Police crack down on motorcycle gang
Three booby-trap attacks on an anti-gang task force in Southern California prompted the
03.15.2010
Article #00000226
Utah Peace Officer Standards and Training Council Sanction 8 Former Utah Police Officers
Douglas L. Paulsen spent nearly 20 years protecting the people of West Valley City as a
03.15.2010
Article #00000225
2 face August hearing in killing of sheriff’s deputy Josie Fox
A three-day preliminary hearing has been set for August for the two men charged in connection
03.13.2010
Article #00000224
I-15 pileup forces brief freeway closure; no injuries reported
A major pileup on I-15 forced the brief closure of the freeway Saturday afternoon. Officials
03.13.2010
Article #00000223
Snow forecast for parts of Utah
This weekend’s snowstorm is expected to dump 1 to 2 feet of snow on central and eastern Utah
03.11.2010
Article #00000222
Outdoor notebook: Officials consider changes for elk hunting
Utah wildlife officials are considering two significant changes for elk hunting in Utah. The
03.10.2010
Article #00000221
They can’t see words on a page, but reading is at their fingertips thanks to Braille. Fifty-two
03.09.2010
Article #00000220
Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
MINERSVILLE RESERVOIR: (March 04) The ice is getting soft around the edges and thinner all
03.09.2010
Article #0000021F
Snow Mixed With Rain Prompts Travel Advisories and Restrictions in southern Utah
Heavy snow mixed with rain has caused the Utah Highway patrol and Utah Department of
03.09.2010
Article #0000021E
Cold, wet weather hampers traffic
The latest round of winter weather played a part in a few highway accidents and several slide-offs
03.08.2010
Article #0000021D
Jones: Every day is Browning Day
In a world where every dog has its day, Ogden native John Moses Browning is having a devil of
03.04.2010
Article #0000021C
In anticipation of imminent deployment, the 2nd Battalion, 222nd Field Artillery Unit of the Utah
03.02.2010
Article #0000021B
Additional charges filed in connection with slaying of Millard County deputy
Prosecutors have filed additional charges against two men in connection with the fatal shooting a
03.02.2010
Article #0000021A
House supports limits on federal officers
The House passed 65-4 a bill attempting to limit the authority of federal officers, specifically from
03.02.2010
Article #00000219
Beaver: Hometown of Butch Cassidy, Las Vegas stars and awesome kids
Beaver -The freeway exits on the north and south end of town glow in the darkness like
03.01.2010
Article #00000218
Noel pushes to restrict federal law enforcement
Clashes between federal and local law enforcement in southern Utah -- including the
02.28.2010
Article #00000217
State agencies ignoring new immigration law
Eight months after Utah required governmental entities to verify their employees are legally able
02.28.2010
Article #00000216
Weather permitting, work crews should begin laying pavement at St. George’s new airport this
02.26.2010
Article #00000215
Wet storm welcome, but we need more
With most big storms missing the Wasatch Front this winter, water officials had to be happy
02.26.2010
Article #00000214
Courts want new judge, but not without funding
Court officials said Thursday they would gladly avoid a controversial judge transfer by creating
02.25.2010
Article #00000213
El Niño may send storms south again this weekend
That pesky El Niño is affecting Utah weather again. The phenomenon caused by unusually
02.25.2010
Article #00000212
Substitute bill would add a new judge, rather than transfer a position
Lawmakers opposed to a bill that aimed to move a judge position from northern to southern Utah
02.24.2010
Article #00000211
First Wind’s Milford project honored with an Excellence in Renewable Energy Award
First Wind, an independent United States wind energy company, was recognized during the
02.23.2010
Article #00000210
Geothermal Power Land For Lease In Utah
The federal government planned to hold a lease sale Tuesday for public lands suitable for
02.22.2010
Article #0000020F
Aid groups face challenging year
Lost jobs and lost homes have left thousands of Southern Utah residents in need of help, and
02.19.2010
Article #0000020E
Agriculture packs big financial punch
Farming is a key player in Utah’s economy, more so than previous studies have shown.
02.18.2010
Article #0000020D
Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
MINERSVILLE RESERVOIR: The ice is over 12 inches thick. The recent warm weather is melting
02.18.2010
Article #0000020C
February’s been warmer than normal so far
Does it feel like February has been warmer than normal in the Salt Lake area? Well, it’s true.
02.17.2010
Article #0000020B
Functional home gains attention
There will always be a place for the spectacular during the St. George Area Parade of Homes,
02.17.2010
Article #0000020A
Accessibility easier than it looks
Most people look at square footage, number of bedrooms, kitchen space and curb appeal when
02.17.2010
Article #00000209
Morgan County is Utah’s healthiest; Carbon is worst
According to a new report, Utah’s healthiest counties are places where residents take
02.16.2010
Article #00000208
Utah’s Joint Criminal Apprehension Team marks 10 years, 10,000 arrests
First, there was the scream of joy from the mother. But what supervisory deputy U.S.
02.16.2010
Article #00000207
Police warn of electronic ‘skimming’ scam at gas pumps
Police in Sandy discovered a device capable of transmitting credit card numbers and bank
02.15.2010
Article #00000206
Millard High School student gets inaugural First Wind scholarship
Utah’s newest and largest wind farm has blown in its first Utah scholarship recipient, providing
02.13.2010
Article #00000205
Program offers students chance to be "Judge for a Day"
Utah court officials are preparing for the state’s fifth "Judge for a Day Program," an event that
02.13.2010
Article #00000204
Taking advantage of the unique energy resources in Southern Utah, Southwest Applied
02.12.2010
Article #00000203
Higbee up for appeals court seat
Fifth District Juvenile Court Judge Thomas Higbee has been named one of a half dozen
02.12.2010
Article #00000201
Shift a judge to Southern Utah, report says
The Legislature Auditor General’s Office has said a "limited review" of judicial workloads shows
02.12.2010
Article #00000200
Aid groups face challenging year
Lost jobs and lost homes have left thousands of Southern Utah residents in need of help, and
02.09.2010
Article #000001FF
Utah cowboys off to a fast start
Only one month into the 2010 rodeo season, Utah cowboys are riding high.
02.06.2010
Article #000001FE
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources will be hosting the annual Bald Eagle Day Celebration
02.04.2010
Article #000001FD
Federal grant aims to stimulate growth in energy jobs
A $4.6 million federal grant is invigorating a broad-based effort by state government,
02.03.2010
Article #000001FC
Drew Brees knows how to make an impact
Nobody was suspicious enough to check the birthmark on Drew Brees’ face just to make sure
02.03.2010
Article #000001FB
Utah high court officials opposing bill take case to media
Concerned over proposed legislation that would allow the governor to pick the chief justice of the
02.01.2010
Article #000001FA
It’s time for the 2010 census. In the next few months, all residences in the United States will
01.30.2010
Article #000001F9
Power company seeks public input
A Rocky Mountain Power project to add a high-voltage transmission line to move larger voltages
01.29.2010
Article #000001F8
Learn about big-game drawings and other upcoming events
“The drawing odds usually don’t change much from year to year,” said DWR wildlife licensing
01.25.2010
Article #000001F7
Milford wind farm nominated for award
The Milford Wind Corridor Project has been nominated for the Renewable Energy World’s
01.25.2010
Article #000001F6
Milford students work with First Wind
The future of Southern Utah looks promising if The Wind Kids are any indication. Milford High
01.22.2010
Article #000001F5
Bill to make strangulation a felony again falls short in legislature
A bill that would require a strangulation offense to be prosecuted as a felony will succumb to
01.18.2010
Article #000001F4
Weather triggers crashes, snarls holiday traffic in northern Utah
A snow storm in northern Utah on Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday made roads and highways slick
01.18.2010
Article #000001F3
Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
BEAVER RIVER, LOWER: (January 07) Ice covers much of the stream, which makes fishing
01.17.2010
Article #000001F2
State’s firefighters train at Dixie Center event
Great plumes of smoke rose from behind the Dixie Convention Center throughout the day
01.14.2010
Article #000001F1
As the magnitude of the disaster in Haiti unfolds; Utahns want to know how they can help. We are
01.14.2010
Article #000001F0
Dairy association taps 2 college women as 2010 dairy ambassadors
The statewide dairy association has named the Utah Dairy Ambassadors for 2010. Kimberlee
01.14.2010
Article #000001EF
Renewable energy is playing a major role in development in Beaver County, said Rob Adams,
01.13.2010
Article #000001EE
Court record sealed in death of Millard Co. sheriff’s deputy Josie Greathouse Fox
A judge has ruled that basic information prosecutors used to justify a criminal charge
01.13.2010
Article #000001ED
At Cyprus High, learning about wind power is hands-on
On most days, the wind turbine that quietly spins in the breeze high above the north end of
01.12.2010
Article #000001EC
UHP asks drivers to slow down, move over
“I was walking toward my vehicle and heard the sound you every state trooper hates to hear.
01.12.2010
Article #000001EB
Tearful farewell in Millard County for slain deputy Josie Fox
She was remembered as funny, tough and wild. She was described as competitive, honest and
01.12.2010
Article #000001EA
Those who have driven Interstate 15 between Southern Utah and Southeast Idaho know it’s
01.08.2010
Article #000001E9
Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
MINERSVILLE RESERVOIR: (January 07) The ice is about 10 inches thick, but the water level is
01.06.2010
Article #000001E8
2 men arrested in deputy’s murder
Two men wanted in connection with the fatal shooting of a Millard County sheriff’s deputy
01.05.2010
Article #000001E7
Slain Millard Deputy Identified, Manhunt Underway For 2...
A statewide manhunt is underway to find the suspects who are believed to have shot and
01.05.2010
Article #000001E6
Delta Community Mourns Fallen Deputy
A small Utah community is coping with the death of a sheriff’s deputy shot and killed during a
01.04.2010
Article #000001E5
No injuries reported in southwest Utah earthquake
Residents in Cedar City were slightly rattled Monday when a 4.1 magnitude earthquake
01.04.2010
Article #000001E4
Flu vaccination clinics planned for southern Utah communities
Southern Utah health officials are planning a series of clinics for swine flu and seasonal flu
01.04.2010
Article #000001E3
Exercise shows emergency personnel prepared in Milford area
On Nov. 21, a number of people, myself included, were rescued from a fire in the old
01.03.2010
Article #000001E2
Bianca Gabriela Lozoya Vega is Valley View Medical Center’s 2010 Baby New Year.
01.02.2010
Article #000001E1
Officers mourn K-9 killed on duty
After hearing gunshots Friday night, officers turned a corner to find their newly certified
01.02.2010
Article #000001E0
Area law officials battling graffiti
Graffiti has generally been considered a problem for cities larger than Cedar City and its
01.02.2010
Article #000001DF
At border motel, New Year rings in twice
Early Friday morning, the loneliest outpost on America’s loneliest highway was filled with kids
01.01.2010
Article #000001DE
Officials probe possible carjacking
St. George Police and Arizona Department of Public Safety officers responded to a fight and