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Farmers, Ranchers Invited To Apply For Drought Relief Loans

Farmers, Ranchers Invited To Apply For Drought Relief Loans

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Farmers and ranchers in 17 Utah counties are being invited to apply for drought relief loans. Governor Cox issued an emergency declaration for much of southern Utah last month due to severe and extreme drought conditions. The Utah Department of Agriculture and Food announced Tuesday […]

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UDOT Warns Of Travel Delays Ahead Of Memorial Day Weekend

UDOT Warns Of Travel Delays Ahead Of Memorial Day Weekend

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utah drivers planning to hit the road during the holiday weekend should be prepared for possible travel delays. The Utah Department of Transportation says I-15 in Salt Lake County could see delays of up to 30 minutes between noon and 8 p.m. tomorrow. I-15 in […]

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High Speed Chase Through Two Utah Counties

High Speed Chase Through Two Utah Counties

A 19-year-old was arrested Monday after leading officers on a high speed chase through Millard and Iron counties. According to the affidavit of probable cause, a Millard County sheriff’s deputy saw a car on I-15 matching the description of a car previously reported to have been speeding. When the officer […]

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Human Remains Found In Kane County Identified

Human Remains Found In Kane County Identified

Human remains found in Kane County have been identified. According to a press release, “on May 8, Kane County Sheriff’s Office was notified about possible human remains located by an individual hunting on Cedar Mountain. The location of the remains was about a mile from where the original remains of […]

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Busy Weekend Expected At Zion

Busy Weekend Expected At Zion

(Springdale, UT) — Zion National Park is expecting larger-than-usual crowds this weekend. The park is preparing for the extended Memorial Day holiday weekend, saying visitors should prepare for long lines at entrances and lengthy waits to get on shuttles. Visitors should also expect heavy traffic in the area, and temporary […]

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Kanab Fire Contained, Power Restored

Kanab Fire Contained, Power Restored

(Kanab, UT) — A fire in Kane County is out without any major damage or injuries. The flames started Thursday in Kanab, spreading to a power pole that left about one-thousand people without power. The fire torched ten acres of land before crews were able to contain the flames, including […]

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NOAA Predicts Warmer U.S. Summer Season

NOAA Predicts Warmer U.S. Summer Season

(Washington, DC) — The U.S. is expecting to see a warmer-than-average summer season, including in Utah. The Climate Prediction Center, which is a division of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, has released their updated weather outlook for the next three months. The outlook shows that all states will be […]

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Miss Ephraim to take place Saturday

Miss Ephraim to take place Saturday

Six young women will compete for the 2025 Miss Eprhaim crown this Saturday May 17 at 7 p.m. in the Snow College’s Eccles Center. Contestants include, Averee Branham, daughter of Bill and Erin Branham; Kamrie Douglas, daughter of Colton and Melanie Douglas; Lexi Ogden, daughter of Craig and Jana Ogden; […]

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Manti receives CDBG funds to update senior center

Manti receives CDBG funds to update senior center

Manti City has received a Community Development Block Grant they plan to use to upgrade the Senior Citizens Center at 54 North, Main St. The grant is worth $250,000 dollars, which will cover a complete rebuild of the kitchen. A public hearing will be held on Wednesday May 21 for […]

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Utah Most Dangerous State For Cyclists

Utah Most Dangerous State For Cyclists

(St. George, UT) — A new study is labeling Utah as the most dangerous state for cyclists. Personal injury law firm KaplunMax looked at data to determine which states were the safest for people who ride bicycles. That includes numbers concerning air quality, infrastructure, crashes, and laws. After putting it […]

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