Mark Eddington

It hides in plain sight on a quiet corner of St. George’s Ancestor Square. You pass a Zoltar fortune-telling machine and a psychic sign before stepping into what looks like a tiny tarot parlor, replete with crystal ball and velvet drapes. And then, a fireplace swings open to reveal the real show: a low-lit cocktail bar that feels part French Quarter, part movie set.

This Eastern Orthodox congregation is growing in southern Utah and building a larger worship space.

High rent leads to closure of the Salvation Army's center and food pantry in St. George metro area.

Cameras installed just days before heavy rains hit helped prevent fatalities in Beaver Canyon flash flood.

The federal government has awarded $23.5 million to help fund a major St. George underpass project.

Three Utah faith leaders hike Spain's Camino de Santiago and discover that the famed trek does indeed provide exactly what pilgrims need when they need it the most. “We informally called it ‘running away from cancer,’” said clergywoman, “but it was really walking into health.”

Utah is dealing with a hot start to its fire season with more than 300,000 acres already scorched across the state. In Washington County, where wildfire risk is higher than 97% of counties across the country, St. George has decided not to adopt a full ban on personal use fireworks despite Gov. Spencer Cox's executive order.

A quiet philanthropist’s $2 million gift could finally get Ivins City its new fire station.

Drought-parched Washington County boosting its cash incentive for turf removal by 50%.

For decades, Martin Tyner has rescued wildlife across the West while forging an extraordinary bond with Scout, the golden eagle he calls his best friend.