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Construction To Begin On Bryce Canyon Path

Construction To Begin On Bryce Canyon Path

(Panguitch, UT) — Construction is set to begin on a hiking and biking path in Bryce Canyon National Park. Officials say work on the final two-point-three mile section will start later this month and last into the fall. The 22-mile path stretches from Bryce Canyon City to Red Canyon of […]

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Utah Average For Police Officers

Utah Average For Police Officers

(St. George, UT) — Utah is in the middle of the road as a place to be a police officer. A recent study by finance website WalletHub ranked all 50 states based on police-friendliness, such as how much the average salary is for an officer. It also looked at the […]

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Sigurd Fire Department Temporarily Shut Down

Sigurd Fire Department Temporarily Shut Down

The Sigurd Fire Department has been temporarily shut down. According to Sigurd Mayor Kelly Alvey, the department has been shut down for a reset and will be back up and running as soon as possible. No other information is available at this time, and we will update this story with […]

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One Seriously Injured in Fall at Zion National Park

One Seriously Injured in Fall at Zion National Park

(Zion National Park, UT) — One person is seriously injured after falling at Zion National Park on Friday. Crews from Hurricane Valley Fire and Rescue responded to the Watchman Helispot, where they were airlifted by the Utah Department of Public Safety helicopter team to St. George Regional Hospital for treatment.

Crash on SR-118 In Sevier County

One person is hospitalized after a crash in Sevier County. The crash occurred at the intersection of SR-118 and SR-258. According to Utah Highway Patrol Lt. Jason Kelsey, “vehicle one entered the left turn lane, and for an unknown reason, turned left in front of vehicle two. Vehicle two was […]

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Grand County Studies Arches Timed-Entry Impact on Moab Economy

Grand County Studies Arches Timed-Entry Impact on Moab Economy

(Moab, UT) — Grand County commissioners are exploring the link between the Arches National Park timed-entry system and the Moab area’s economy. The system, which requires reservations during certain months, has led to some local businesses seeing a decline in visitors. New changes for 2025 will require timed entry tickets, […]

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Man Dies At Arches National Park

(Moab, UT) — A German man is dead after taking a fall in southern Utah. The 77-year-old was hiking at Arches National Park Tuesday in the Windows Loop trail when he fell. Bystanders tried to help the man as first responders arrived, but he died at the scene. The Grand […]

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SLC Mayor Unveils Flags That Comply With New Law

SLC Mayor Unveils Flags That Comply With New Law

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall has unveiled a series of flags in an apparent attempt to get around a new law. They are variations of the Pride, Juneteenth and transgender flags. Since they’re officially sanctioned, they aren’t covered by the state law that bans […]

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Utah Moves Forward with Nuclear Energy Plan

Utah Moves Forward with Nuclear Energy Plan

(Salt Lake City, UT) — A new state law aims to develop nuclear energy in Utah through small modular reactors. HB-249 establishes a Utah Nuclear Consortium and energy development zones. Officials at the Utah Office of Energy Development noted that permitting and building a plant will take 7-to-14 years. While […]

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Most Utahns Are Real ID Compliant

Most Utahns Are Real ID Compliant

(Salt Lake City, UT) — The deadline to have a Real ID for domestic air travel is here, and it looks like most Utahns are ready. The new compliant identification cards were needed to get through airport security and enter federal buildings starting yesterday. Passengers without a Real ID card […]

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