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Too much fun: OHV overuse could harm Kane, Garfield counties
Riding off-highway vehicles is a fun, easy way to experience the outdoors. But, when it comes to OHV use on Utah's arid public lands, it's easy to have too much of a good thing.
The conflict between motorized travel and quieter recreation isn't likely to subside any time soon in the Kanab region.
Five men indicted for alleged drug trafficking
Five Mexican nationals - illegally living in the United States - were indicted Wednesday for alleged drug trafficking, cash smuggling and illegal possession of firearms.
Fire restrictions planned for Kane, Garfield counties
Due to the high fire danger in Southern Utah, Color Country Interagency Fire Management officials will implement fire restrictions beginning at 12:01 a.m. Monday on all public lands and unincorporated state and ...
Big Water hopes grant funds will build sewer system
The Town Council passed a resolution last week expressing its intention to research and implement a new sewage treatment system there, in anticipation of working with an Illinois-based company that develops ...
People move to Southern Utah for a number of reasons: the beauty of the area, the enticement of a job, the region's warm temperatures or the presence of friends or relatives living here.
Water authorities in Iron County say they are struggling with a fundamental problem in the Cedar Valley - more water is being used every year than nature can replace.
If Utah had an Achilles' heel it would have to be the massive underfunded Southwest Utah Public Health Department.
Kane chief of tourism keeping job for now
Kane County tourism director "Cowboy Ted" Hallisey still has a job, but he's not sure for how long.
Tests confirming the existence of West Nile Virus have been obtained this week from a mosquito population trapped in Washington County.
Salt Lake County detects West Nile virus in mosquitoes
West Nile virus has been detected in Salt Lake County, less than a week after Kane County reported a crow had tested positive for the virus.
Water pipeline is key to Washington County's future
It used to be Glen Gubler's job to go find water to soak the bluegrass sod that small-town Utahns unfurled on the Mojave Desert.
Utah's First Case Of West Nile Confirmed In Crow
A dead crow in southern Utah had West Nile virus, the state's first confirmation in 2008.
West Nile Virus detected in Kane County
ENOCH - Southwest Utah Public Health Director Dr. David Blodget received notification Wednesday afternoon during his presentation to the Iron County Coordinating Council held in Enoch that the first ...
St. George Historic St. George Live! tours will be at 9 and 10:30 a.m. through Saturday at the Pioneer Opera House plaza, 200 North and Main Street.
Kane County Democratic candidate fears loss of job after filing for office
Kane County tourism director "Cowboy Ted" Hallisey said he believes county commissioners are planning to fire him from his job of nearly five years because he is a Democrat.
What part of 'no': Kane County should remove signs as fed court orders
What part of "no" doesn't Kane County understand? Last year, U.S. District Judge Bruce Jenkins told the county: No, you cannot lay claim to any trail or roadway through federal land simply by telling the Bureau ...
Motorcycle crash kills one, critically injures another
Officials in Kane County investigate the death of a 67-year-old Arizona man who was killed Tuesday morning when his Harley-Davidson motorcycle ran into the back of a vehicle five miles north of Kanab.
Noel calls ruling on roads big loss
State Rep. Mike Noel says a federal judge's ruling demanding that Kane County take down signs in the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument is potentially devastating to Utah and the state will appeal the ...
Federal Court Denies Utah County's Right to Build Roads Through National Monument
U.S. District Court Judge Tena Campbell ruled Monday against claims by Kane County, Utah for county ownership of 39 roads in the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.