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Kane County Sees Rescue Calls Double

Kane County Sees Rescue Calls Double

(Kanab, UT) — Southern Utah is getting more popular with tourists and now it’s seeing a sharp rise in rescue operations. Kane County Sheriff Tracy Glover tells KUTV that his office is seeing a lot of rescues that deal with canyoneering, swift water rescues and high-angle rescues. He says it’s […]

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BYU Medical School Earns Preliminary Accreditation

BYU Medical School Earns Preliminary Accreditation

(Provo, UT) — Brigham Young University’s new medical school has received preliminary accreditation. BYU announced yesterday that applications will open within the next several weeks, with the first class of up to 60 students starting in July 2027. The school will initially use the former Provo High School building while […]

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Prop Money Circulating In Richfield

The Richfield City Police Department is advising the public that motion picture prop money has been reported circulating in the community. In a post to their Facebook page they shared, “please carefully inspect cash you receive from banks, businesses, or individuals. Look for markings such as ‘For Motion Picture Use […]

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Snowland Ski Resort Receives Special Use Permit

Snowland Ski Resort Receives Special Use Permit

After nearly 60 years of community led efforts to bring back public skiing, Snowland Foundation Inc. has officially secured a new Special Use Permit, which provides for the continued operation and development of the historic ski area in Fairview Canyon. According to a press release, “construction of Snowland’s new Ridgeline […]

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Flooding Hits Multiple Parts Of Utah

Flooding Hits Multiple Parts Of Utah

(Brighton, UT) — Flooding is affecting multiple parts of Utah. Big Cottonwood Canyon is closed to uphill traffic while crews work to clear SR-190. In Southern Utah, there were flash flood warnings issued yesterday afternoon for parts of Kane and Washington counties. Life-threatening flooding is possible in Zion National Park, […]

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Ephraim Utah Temple Dedicated

Ephraim Utah Temple Dedicated

The Ephraim Utah Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was dedicated on Oct. 11 by Elder Ronald A. Rasband of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. Elder Rasband’s great-great-grandparents settled in Ephraim in 1850 and his great-grandfather later helped build the Manti Utah Temple. In an […]

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Trump Signs Major Disaster Declaration For Central Utah

Trump Signs Major Disaster Declaration For Central Utah

(Beaver, UT) — President Trump has signed a major disaster declaration approving federal funding to help rebuild two central Utah counties affected by a massive fire, flooding and mudslides. The Cottonwood Fire in Beaver and Piute counties burned over 97-thousand acres over the summer. That was followed by heavy monsoonal […]

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Person Of Interest Investigated In Beaver County Murder

Person Of Interest Investigated In Beaver County Murder

(Milford, UT) — A person of interest is now being investigated after Beaver County Sheriff’s deputies say they discovered a murder scene. Yesterday morning in Milford, a body was found at a trailer park. Investigators quickly determined that a person of interest was connected to the death. According to a […]

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Muddy Waves Of Water Flood Parts Of Southern Utah

Muddy Waves Of Water Flood Parts Of Southern Utah

(Kanab, UT) — Waves of muddy water flooded parts of Southern Utah yesterday. Kane County residents filmed it barreling through Mt. Carmel. There was also some property damage reported in Orderville. With a historic El Nino season now getting underway, the National Weather Service says more extreme weather events like […]

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1,400 Gallons of Fuel Stolen In Millard County

1,400 Gallons of Fuel Stolen In Millard County

The Millard County Sheriff’s Office is seeking information regarding a large-scale fuel theft at a gas station in Meadow. According to a post to their Facebook page the Sheriff’s Office stated, “in the early morning hours of Sept. 15 and Sept. 18, approximately 1,400 gallons of fuel—valued at thousands of […]

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