Southern Utah’s Jewish community began celebrating Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, at sunset Friday, with observances continuing through nightfall Sunday.
Nearly 145 acres outside the eastern boundary of Zion National Park will remain privately owned but protected from future development under a conservation easement held by the Zion Forever Project.
Human remains discovered by a group on a houseboat at Lake Powell earlier this month have been sent to the Utah Office of the Medical Examiner as authorities work to
The National Park Service is celebrating the 110th anniversary of its creation with National Park Week, starting Saturday and running through the next week.
New teen drivers across Utah will receive a visible request for patience along with their learner permits under a statewide traffic safety initiative launched Aug. 11.
Gov. Spencer Cox updated statewide fireworks restrictions Monday for the upcoming Pioneer Day holiday, returning primary control over fireworks use to municipalities.
A marble statue of George Washington now stands in the heart of the Washington County administration building after a donation from longtime Southern Utah businessman and philanthropist Stephen Wade, adding
If you live in southwest Utah, you or someone you know has likely experienced waking up one morning to find the family car won't start. During the summer, there's a
Republican candidates for Washington County Commission seats A and B outlined differing approaches to government transparency, taxation, transportation and growth during a June 4 debate hosted by the Washington County
