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Suspect Sought in Monroe Canyon Fire

Suspect Sought in Monroe Canyon Fire

(Sevier County, UT) — Officials are searching for a suspect believed to have started the Monroe Canyon Fire. The U.S. Forest Service reported the individual was seen driving a dark blue, two-door Utility Terrain Vehicle with red and white markings near Monroe Mountain around 2:30 p.m. on Sunday. The vehicle […]

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Second Wildfire Ignites In Sevier County

Second Wildfire Ignites In Sevier County

Another wildfire has ignited in Sevier County. According to Utah Fire Info, the Cove fire started yesterday afternoon on Cove Mountain, about ten miles northeast of the Monroe Canyon Fire, and has already burned 150 acres. This is a developing story and we will update you with more information as […]

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Monroe Canyon Fire Update

Monroe Canyon Fire Update

The Monroe Canyon Fire in Sevier County continues to grow. As of this afternoon the fire is listed at 5,028 acres and is zero percent contained. According to Sevier County Sheriff Nathan Curtis, several small planes and a helicopter are helping with firefighting efforts due to emergency communications towers and […]

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Red Flag Warning In Southern Utah

Red Flag Warning In Southern Utah

(Cedar City, UT) — Much of southern Utah is under a Red Flag Warning today. The National Weather Service says “critical fire weather conditions” are expected throughout the counties of Washington, Iron, Beaver, and more. Forecasters warn when these conditions exist, including high wind and low relative humidity, wildfires that […]

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New Wildfire Burning In Sevier County

New Wildfire Burning In Sevier County

A new wildfire is burning in Sevier County. According to the Utah Fire Info website, the Monroe Canyon Fire started Sunday afternoon and has already burned 1,250 acres. According to Sevier County Sheriff Nathan Curtis, the fire is burning “right in Monroe Canyon and the roads are closed.” Cabin owners […]

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Concerns Grow Over Cedar Valley Water Supply

Concerns Grow Over Cedar Valley Water Supply

(Cedar Valley, UT) — Officials warn groundwater levels in Cedar Valley have been dropping about seven-thousand acre-feet per year amid population growth. About 30 percent of the water serves towns, while 70 percent supports agriculture. The Central Iron County Water Conservancy District is buying water rights from older developments to […]

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Fatal ATV Accident In Kane County

Fatal ATV Accident In Kane County

A child is dead after an ATV crash in Kane County. According to a press release from the Kane County Sheriff’s Office, “at about 7:30 p.m. on Saturday July 5, Kane County Dispatch received a call about an ATV rollover accident on Cedar Mountain. A seven year old female was […]

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BLM Approves Wildcat Oil Loadout Facility Expansion

BLM Approves Wildcat Oil Loadout Facility Expansion

On July 7, the Bureau of Land Management approved Coal Energy Group 2, LLC’s proposal to expand the Wildcat Loadout Facility under an accelerated 14-day environmental review process, initiate in response to the national energy emergency declared by President Donald Trump. According to a press release from the BLM, “the […]

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Utah Among Most Patriotic States

Utah Among Most Patriotic States

(St. George, UT) — Utah is being recognized as one of the most patriotic states in the nation. WalletHub ranked Utah 12th overall in a survey measuring military enlistment, veteran population, volunteerism, and civic engagement. The Beehive State also placed in the top ten for civic involvement. The rankings were […]

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Entrance Fees Increase At Snow Canyon

Entrance Fees Increase At Snow Canyon

(Ivins, UT) — Those wanting to visit Snow Canyon State Park are going to need to pay a little more to get in. Entrance fees to the park increased last week by five-dollars for Utah residents, non-residents, and seniors. This as Snow Canyon wraps up several improvements, including a new […]

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