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High Marks For St. George, Cedar City, Utah Hospitals

High Marks For St. George, Cedar City, Utah Hospitals

(Undated) — Hospitals in St. George and Cedar City are getting high marks for patient safety. The nonprofit Leapfrog Group has given St. George and Cedar City hospitals “A” grades for safety. And, for the first time, Utah leads the nation in safety grades for its hospitals in Leapfrog Group’s […]

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Utah Shakespeare Festival Underway

Utah Shakespeare Festival Underway

(Cedar City, UT) — The 2023 Utah Shakespeare Festival is underway at Southern Utah University. The festival opened Wednesday night with a preview of West Side Story, followed by previews of Jane Austen’s Emma and Williams Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream on Thursday. A preview of Raisin in the Sun […]

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Opening Ceremonies For Utah Summer Games Tomorrow

Opening Ceremonies For Utah Summer Games Tomorrow

(Cedar City, UT) — Opening ceremonies for the Larry H. Miller Utah Summer Games will kick off tomorrow. The event will get started at 8:30 p.m. at Eccles Coliseum football stadium at Southern Utah University. Although the summer games have already started in Cedar City, the executive director called the […]

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St. George Police Report Missing Youth

St. George Police Report Missing Youth

ST. GEORGE, Utah-Wednesday morning, the St. George Police confirmed a youth is missing. 17-year-old Habakkuk “Hab” Lopez, was last seen May 10 in the area of south Bluff Street in St. George. Lopez may possibly be in the Cedar City area, authorities suggest. He was last seen wearing a grey […]

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Huntsman announces bid to return to Utah governor’s office

Huntsman announces bid to return to Utah governor’s office

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. on Thursday announced his 2020 candidacy for the Republican nomination for the office that he held from 2005 to 2009 before leaving to serve as a U.S. ambassador. Huntsman announced his candidacy in a statement before a scheduled kickoff […]

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Record-breaking cold and snow in Utah’s forecast

Record-breaking cold and snow in Utah’s forecast

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The days leading up to Halloween are expected to be unusually frigid this year, and children might have to add several layers of clothing underneath their costumes or plan a quick night of trick or treating. The National Weather Service says some Utah residents will […]

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SUU Football’s Zach Larsen Named As Nominee For Prestigious Award

SUU Football’s Zach Larsen Named As Nominee For Prestigious Award

CEDAR CITY, Utah-Tuesday, just hours after being named to Big Sky Conference’s preseason first team, Southern Utah University football center Zach Larsen was nominated for a prestigious award. Larsen, a senior out of Draper, Utah and Jordan High School, has been nominated for the Allstate AFCA Good Works award by […]

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Utah families face shortage of free summer meal programs

Utah families face shortage of free summer meal programs

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — With schools out for the summer, many parents share a concern about their children that reaches far beyond reading assignments and summer camp: where their next meal will come from. Thousands of Utah families rely on free summer meal programs funded by the federal government […]

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‘Redmen’ water tank in Utah triggers new debate over name

‘Redmen’ water tank in Utah triggers new debate over name

CEDAR CITY, Utah (AP) — A southern Utah city council is delaying a vote about whether to make a water tank adorned with a painted image of a Native American and the name “Redmen” an official city monument. The Spectrum newspaper in St. George reports the city council in Cedar City decided […]

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Interstate 15 wide-load traffic detour still being arranged

Interstate 15 wide-load traffic detour still being arranged

PHOENIX (AP) — A planned yearlong detour of wide-load traffic on Interstate 15 for bridge resurfacing in northwestern Arizona’s Virgin River Gorge was expected to start in March but remains in the planning stages. Arizona Department of Administration spokesman Ryan Harding said Thursday the contractor is still making arrangements for […]

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