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ST. GEORGE - Members of the Utah State Board of Regents sought feedback Thursday, from the community and Dixie State College on the performance of Interim President Stephen Nadauld.
Autopsy links Taser to Cardall's death
The Utah Medical Examiner's Office said Thursday that a Taser that twice shocked Brian Cardall, 32, caused heart irregularities and led to his June death.
No Prosecution in Death of Man Hit by Taser
The Washington County attorney's office says it won't prosecute a Hurricane police officer who used a Taser on a bipolar man who later died.
Former UHP trooper arrested on 2nd DUI
A former Utah Highway Patrol lieutenant, who lost his job following a DUI related crash in 2006, is in legal hot water again.
County selects library director
ST. GEORGE - Hoping to create a more centralized library system that will save taxpayers money and expand collections, Washington County has selected Britton Lund of Salt Lake City to be the county's next library director.
Washington County reviews Taser death
ST. GEORGE - Washington County Attorney Brock Belnap is reviewing an investigative report into the death of Brian Cardall, a 32-year-old man who died in June after being struck by a Taser fired by a Hurricane police officer, to determine whether the use of force was lawful.
County Commission eyes smaller budget
ST. GEORGE - Citing a decrease in tax revenue, the Washington County Commission adopted a tentative 2010 budget Tuesday that is approximately $1.2 million less than the 2009 budget.
5 men arrested for poaching in Washington County
Five men are behind bars in Washington County, accused of poaching deer. The Washington County Sheriff's Office says their deputies worked with the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources on the bust.
Coming Friday In St. George Neighborhoods: Winning a classic car
Oct. 24 will forever be a great day in the life of Wyly Thompson. He and his wife, Denise, are the proud owners of a restored 1955 Oldsmobile that was donated to the Foundation for Students of Washington County.
Sex abuse case will go to trial
ST. GEORGE - Barry Ray Carpenter, 23, of Brookside, was bound over for trial Friday on five counts of sexual abuse of a child following testimony from the alleged victim that she was touched inappropriately on numerous occasions.
Students injured in Washington County bus crash
A school bus crash in Santa Clara sent some children to a hospital Friday morning.
CCPD arrests 2 juveniles related to multiple vehicle burglaries
CEDAR CITY - Cedar City police say they have made two arrests related to several vehicle burglaries that took place in the last few months and are waiting on warrants for other suspects in the cases.
Washington County selects new library director
ST. GEORGE - Hoping to create a more centralized library system that will save taxpayers money and expand collections, Washington County has selected Britton Lund of Salt Lake City to be the county's next library director.
Utah's new lieutenant governor, Greg Bell, served in the Utah Senate with me prior to his being sworn in to replace Gary Herbert, who took the place of Gov.
County Attorney reviews Taser death
ST. GEORGE - Washington County Attorney Brock Belnap is reviewing an investigative report into the death of Brian Cardall, a 32-year-old man who was killed by a Taser shot by a Hurricane Police officer in June, to determine whether the use of force was lawful.
St. George clinic sees steep jump in demand
Craig McCune, a voluteer doctor, examines Gina DeLange at Doctors' Volunteer Clinic in St.
Toquerville election results roll in
TOQUERVILLE - After a very close election that required an extra day for the examination of provisional ballots, winners were named Thursday for Toquerville's municipal seats.
Man to serve 180 days in child sex case
ST. GEORGE - Adam Christopher Kelly, 29, of St. George will serve 180 days in the Washington County Jail following agreement in 5th District Court on how to balance justice for the child victim of a sexual assault and the treatment needs of the perpetrator.
Wind, snow and ice causing trouble for drivers
In central and southern Utah, clear roads quickly turned to slush and ice for Wednesday morning's commute.
Turnout key to Tuesday election
Every vote counts, as the saying goes, but the term could take on a little more meaning than usual for Tuesday's municipal election in St.
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