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LEGAL NOTICE OF DECISION - Beaver City Culinary Water System Improvements - USDA
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Pioneer Day is a holiday unique to Utah, celebrating the trek of Mormon pioneers to the
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Garfield marijuana farm busted Monday
More than 50 law enforcement officers raided a large marijuana grow approximately six miles
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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
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Counties hammer out conservation plans
It may have happened 14 years ago, but the fury over President Bill Clinton’s surprise creation
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Utah’s wildfire season heats up
The cool rains of May have long since evaporated on the valley floors, and with the
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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
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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.,
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Come join us at the 10th annual Butch Cassidy Festival on July 2nd & 3rd, 2010. Free
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Beaver City — Independence Day celebration, Beaver City Park, beginning at 9 a.m.; fireworks
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Here is a running list of Firework display locations for the July 4th holiday ~ JULY 4: Milford -
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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
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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
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Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
BEAVER MOUNTAIN LAKES: (June 24) Conservation Officer Brent Farnsworth reports
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Protect Infants From Whooping Cough - FREE Vacination
Whooping cough (pertussis) is a highly contagious bacterial illness that can be serious for adults and
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Local school districts, state work well together
Last week, school board members and school superintendents from Washington, Iron, Kane,
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Five nominees have been named for a new juvenile court judgeship with the 5th District
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Ronnie Lee Gardner executed by firing squad
Condemned inmate Ronnie Lee Gardner was executed early Friday morning. The 49-year-old
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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,
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Ronnie Lee Gardner will die strapped to a metal chair with a cover pulled over his head. Prison
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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
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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,
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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
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For more than 200 years, the American flag has been the symbol of our nation’s strength and
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Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
BEAVER MOUNTAIN LAKES: (June 11) Conservation officer Brent Farnsworth reports
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One of the biggest surprises for people when they get to know Sister Yvonne Hatt, a nun
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Grant funds illegal immigration fight in county
Washington County is getting access to federal databases in an effort to combat illegal
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Changes looming in Utah wild horse program
The head of Utah’s wild horse and burro program said Wednesday there is no doubt the
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S. Utah counties to join program to deport criminal immigrants
Three southern Utah counties have joined a partnership between local jails and federal
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Tooele depot getting wind power
The desert of western Utah is about to join the natural energy revolution. The Tooele Army
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Ethics initiative falls short by more than 20,000 signatures
The Utah Lieutenant Governor’s Office issued final signature counts Tuesday for two statewide
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The purpose of this Scoping Document is to inform you of a project the Beaver District
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Veteran helps Utah rodeo get off ground
Veteran saddle bronc rider Rusty Allen tackles a new challenge this weekend. He is the official
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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
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There’s nothing like a small-town Utah festival
Every summer, Utah celebrates its unique heritage with major events that draw thousands
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McEntee: Psychiatric hospital expansion needed now more than ever
Last Friday night, five people walked into the University Neuropsychiatric Institute, every one
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Open campgrounds for Memorial Day weekend
Below is a list of Forest Service campgrounds that may be open for the Memorial Day
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Beaver County is putting its proposed land bill on hold after two open house meetings in Milford
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Milford students protest selection
Milford High School students organized and carried out a walkout on Wednesday during
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Mining outfit in Utah shuts down, files bankruptcy
A mining outfit in Utah’s west desert has shut down operations, furloughed employees and
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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
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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
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Black Gaming Demolishing Oasis casino in Mesquite
Bankrupt Black Gaming LLC is preparing to demolish its closed Oasis casino in Mesquite
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Utah’s Copper King Mining files for Chapter 11
Copper King Mining Corp., a Utah-based company that built and operated a $60 million
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Utah lawmakers investigate cause of high gas prices
Utah lawmakers called a meeting at the Capitol Wednesday to discover the cause of high gas
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The Utah Southwest Public Health Department released the following list of businesses in the
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Hollywood Video stores in Cedar City and St. George are among 2,000 stores closing across
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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
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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
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West Nile virus detected in S. Utah
Health officials in Washington County say the West Nile virus has been detected in a sample of
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Orem student wins anti-smoking prize
Eleven-year-old Leah Barry vows to never use tobacco, and she hopes others will choose to
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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.
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It’s time to think about entering the trebuchet or catapult contest for the Minersville Punkin’ Fest
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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
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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
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Wide-eyed and ready to compete despite an early morning start, students from across the
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The program is funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. It offers 24
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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
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Update: Sheriff’s officer killed in accident
A Sevier County Sheriff’s Office officer was killed in an accident shortly before midnight Thursday.
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Prison overcrowding could lead to early releases
Overcrowding in Utah’s State Prison could force inmates out early and into your neighborhood.
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The radio deejay at the second annual Renewable Energy Fair at Milford High School
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About 2,500 people will test their endurance and fortitude Saturday when they take part in the
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Bass regulations could be changed to two standards
Few things get Utah anglers more stirred up than changes to the fishing regulations. Utah
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Fishing spot of the week: Minersville Reservoir
Where >> Minersville Reservoir, west of Beaver ... Species >> Rainbow trout and
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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
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Spring snow showers to hang around northern Utah
Springtime in the Rockies can mean snow showers and that's what northern Utah valleys
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Wind project to add 68 turbines
A large wind project in Utah’s west desert is getting bigger. Boston-based First Wind says it
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Sex offenders will now have to pay more money to live in certain Utah communities. Some towns
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The Iron County Commission was addressed by State of Utah Schools and Institutional Trust
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Milford energy fair is set for April 29
The second annual Milford Renewable Energy Fair is scheduled for Thursday, April 29, at the
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Interior secretary blows into Milford High
Interior Secretary Kenneth Salazar was a man of many hats on Monday during a visit to Milford
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Africanized bees expanding in the Beehive state
State inspectors have found nearly 100 colonies of Africanized bees in Washington, Iron
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Hospital administrator honored for work
Craig Davidson, administrator of Beaver Valley Hospital and Milford Valley Memorial Hospital has
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Catholic priest marks 50 years
Christ the King Catholic Church’s the Rev. Msgr. Michael J. Winterer will celebrate his golden
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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
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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
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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
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Wide-eyed and ready to compete despite an early morning start, students from across the
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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
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Amid the hustle and bustle of life, sometimes we forget to stop for just a moment to say ‘thank
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A coalition of senators from the West is proposing to expand the number of Americans
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Utah students earn awards from Daniels Fund
Sixteen students from schools throughout Utah have been named Daniels Scholars based on
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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
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Bipartisan bill would compensate more downwinders
People throughout seven Western states --- including anywhere in Utah -- who were exposed
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Winning water bottled in Beaver
Beaver knows how to quench a person’s thirst with its water from the Tushar Mountain Range.
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Weather: High winds will announce coming cold front
It seems to happen every year in Utah. Temperatures hit the high 70s, fruit trees flower
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Prescribed fires planned in Beaver County
In preparation for an 8,000-acre prescribed fire planned for this summer, Bureau of Land
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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
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Census forms due in mail by Friday
Local census workers are encouraging residents to mail in their census forms before Friday’s
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6 nominated for Utah Supreme Court vacancy
The Utah Supreme Court Nominating Commission has selected six nominees for an upcoming
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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
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UDOT announces top 25 summer projects
The Utah Department of Transportation outlined summer construction plans, including 7 projects
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On the national level, analysts have fretted over the decline of farm real estate, a decrease in
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Attorney arrested in alleged fraud case
A St. George defense attorney was arrested Friday on charges of prescription drug fraud
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Sides gear up for new water fight
Ranchers, county governments, conservation groups and the Goshute tribe are crafting
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Utah Mobile Vet Center visiting Southern Utah
The Utah Mobile Vet Center will be visiting St. George, Cedar City and Beaver next week.
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Applications being accepted for judgeships
Applications are now being accepted for upcoming vacancies on Utah courts. There will
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Students participate in Sterling Scholar competition
One hundred and ninety students representing 15 high schools and five school districts will
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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
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Brian Head on market for $34.75M
Brian Head Ski Resort went on the market Thursday for $34.75 million. CB Richard Ellis,
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Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
BEAVER MOUNTAIN LAKES: (Fair) Most of the lakes can be accessed by snowmobile. Fishing
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Drug task force makes three arrests
After three months of undercover investigation, the Washington County Drug Task Force
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Qwest seeks grant to expand fast Internet access in Utah
Qwest Communications wants to expand its broadband connections to the Internet into
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Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
MINERSVILLE RESERVOIR: (March 18) The ice is retreating and, depending on the temperatures
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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
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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
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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
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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
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The extinction of Utah’s rural colleges
When, by some miracle, Scott Frederick graduated from Manti High School 30 years ago
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Police crack down on motorcycle gang
Three booby-trap attacks on an anti-gang task force in Southern California prompted the
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Outdoor notebook: Officials consider changes for elk hunting
Utah wildlife officials are considering two significant changes for elk hunting in Utah. The
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They can’t see words on a page, but reading is at their fingertips thanks to Braille. Fifty-two
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Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
MINERSVILLE RESERVOIR: (March 04) The ice is getting soft around the edges and thinner all
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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
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Cold, wet weather hampers traffic
The latest round of winter weather played a part in a few highway accidents and several slide-offs
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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
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In anticipation of imminent deployment, the 2nd Battalion, 222nd Field Artillery Unit of the Utah
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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
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House supports limits on federal officers
The House passed 65-4 a bill attempting to limit the authority of federal officers, specifically from
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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
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Noel pushes to restrict federal law enforcement
Clashes between federal and local law enforcement in southern Utah -- including the
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State agencies ignoring new immigration law
Eight months after Utah required governmental entities to verify their employees are legally able
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Weather permitting, work crews should begin laying pavement at St. George’s new airport this
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Wet storm welcome, but we need more
With most big storms missing the Wasatch Front this winter, water officials had to be happy
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Courts want new judge, but not without funding
Court officials said Thursday they would gladly avoid a controversial judge transfer by creating
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El Niño may send storms south again this weekend
That pesky El Niño is affecting Utah weather again. The phenomenon caused by unusually
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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
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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
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Geothermal Power Land For Lease In Utah
The federal government planned to hold a lease sale Tuesday for public lands suitable for
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Aid groups face challenging year
Lost jobs and lost homes have left thousands of Southern Utah residents in need of help, and
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Agriculture packs big financial punch
Farming is a key player in Utah’s economy, more so than previous studies have shown.
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Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
MINERSVILLE RESERVOIR: The ice is over 12 inches thick. The recent warm weather is melting
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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.
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Functional home gains attention
There will always be a place for the spectacular during the St. George Area Parade of Homes,
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Accessibility easier than it looks
Most people look at square footage, number of bedrooms, kitchen space and curb appeal when
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Morgan County is Utah’s healthiest; Carbon is worst
According to a new report, Utah’s healthiest counties are places where residents take
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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.
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Police warn of electronic ‘skimming’ scam at gas pumps
Police in Sandy discovered a device capable of transmitting credit card numbers and bank
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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
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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
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Taking advantage of the unique energy resources in Southern Utah, Southwest Applied
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Higbee up for appeals court seat
Fifth District Juvenile Court Judge Thomas Higbee has been named one of a half dozen
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Shift a judge to Southern Utah, report says
The Legislature Auditor General’s Office has said a "limited review" of judicial workloads shows
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Aid groups face challenging year
Lost jobs and lost homes have left thousands of Southern Utah residents in need of help, and
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Utah cowboys off to a fast start
Only one month into the 2010 rodeo season, Utah cowboys are riding high.
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The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources will be hosting the annual Bald Eagle Day Celebration
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Federal grant aims to stimulate growth in energy jobs
A $4.6 million federal grant is invigorating a broad-based effort by state government,
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Drew Brees knows how to make an impact
Nobody was suspicious enough to check the birthmark on Drew Brees’ face just to make sure
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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
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It’s time for the 2010 census. In the next few months, all residences in the United States will
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Power company seeks public input
A Rocky Mountain Power project to add a high-voltage transmission line to move larger voltages
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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
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Milford wind farm nominated for award
The Milford Wind Corridor Project has been nominated for the Renewable Energy World’s
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Milford students work with First Wind
The future of Southern Utah looks promising if The Wind Kids are any indication. Milford High
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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
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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
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Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
BEAVER RIVER, LOWER: (January 07) Ice covers much of the stream, which makes fishing
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State’s firefighters train at Dixie Center event
Great plumes of smoke rose from behind the Dixie Convention Center throughout the day
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As the magnitude of the disaster in Haiti unfolds; Utahns want to know how they can help. We are
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Dairy association taps 2 college women as 2010 dairy ambassadors
The statewide dairy association has named the Utah Dairy Ambassadors for 2010. Kimberlee
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Renewable energy is playing a major role in development in Beaver County, said Rob Adams,
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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
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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
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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.
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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
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Those who have driven Interstate 15 between Southern Utah and Southeast Idaho know it’s
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Roughin’ It Outdoors Fishing Report
MINERSVILLE RESERVOIR: (January 07) The ice is about 10 inches thick, but the water level is
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2 men arrested in deputy’s murder
Two men wanted in connection with the fatal shooting of a Millard County sheriff’s deputy
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Slain Millard Deputy Identified, Manhunt Underway For 2...
A statewide manhunt is underway to find the suspects who are believed to have shot and
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Delta Community Mourns Fallen Deputy
A small Utah community is coping with the death of a sheriff’s deputy shot and killed during a
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No injuries reported in southwest Utah earthquake
Residents in Cedar City were slightly rattled Monday when a 4.1 magnitude earthquake
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Flu vaccination clinics planned for southern Utah communities
Southern Utah health officials are planning a series of clinics for swine flu and seasonal flu
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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
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Bianca Gabriela Lozoya Vega is Valley View Medical Center’s 2010 Baby New Year.
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Officers mourn K-9 killed on duty
After hearing gunshots Friday night, officers turned a corner to find their newly certified
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Area law officials battling graffiti
Graffiti has generally been considered a problem for cities larger than Cedar City and its
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At border motel, New Year rings in twice
Early Friday morning, the loneliest outpost on America’s loneliest highway was filled with kids
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Officials probe possible carjacking
St. George Police and Arizona Department of Public Safety officers responded to a fight and