Man arrested on DUI charge after crashing into vehicles in Cedar City
April 7, 2026
By Tracie Sullivan, For Iron County Today A Cedar City man was arrested Wednesday afternoon after deputies say he drove off the roadway and crashed into multiple parked vehicles, allegedly while under the influence. Michael Steven Lucero, 43, is facing charges of driving under the influence, a class A misdemeanor, and failure to operate within…
Man arrested after allegedly pointing firearm during road rage incident on I-15
April 6, 2026
By Tracie Sullivan, For Iron County Today A man was arrested Tuesday night after deputies say he pointed a handgun at another driver during a road rage incident on Interstate 15 in Iron County. Jeffery T. Rindlisbacher, 35, is facing a third-degree felony charge of threatening with or using a dangerous weapon in a fight…
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Cedar Middle School Educators Named STEM Teachers of the Year
April 5, 2026
By Mary Saylor, For Iron County Today Two Cedar Middle School teachers have been named Southern Utah STEM Teachers of the Year, highlighting their impact both in and out of the classroom. Lisa Allred was awarded Excellence in Science, and Dale Prince was recognized for Excellence in Technology. These honors are part of the Southern…
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DWR invites public to compete in the annual Utah Hunting Skills Challenge
April 4, 2026
By Faith Heaton Jolley, Utah Department of Natural Resources SALT LAKE CITY — The annual Utah Hunting Skills Challenge is coming up, and the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is inviting anyone who has completed Hunter Education to register and compete in the upcoming event. The unique contest — formerly known as the Youth Hunter…
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LOWEST APRIL 1 SNOW WATER EQUIVALENT IN UTAH’S RECORDED HISTORY (SINCE 1930)
April 3, 2026
A Special Report of the NRCS-Utah Snow Survey By Jordan Clayton, U. S. Department of Agriculture April 1 snowpack in Utah was the lowest on record. By a wide margin… • We combined historic snow course records dating back to 1930 with data from Utah’s SNOTEL network to evaluate how the April 1 snowpack in…
Cedar Valley Water Conservancy Water Fair
April 3, 2026
By May Hunter, For Iron County Today Over 1,000 fifth-grade students from Iron County were engaged over two days of demonstrations, Jeopardy-style games, and hands-on learning about water and its importance. Students rotated through various stations, each highlighting different aspects of water, including the water cycle, clouds, aquatic wildlife, water rights, irrigation, and conservation. It…
47 Years of Eggs Falling from the Sky over Parowan
April 2, 2026
By John Byron Turner, For Iron County Today We celebrate a lot of events in Parowan, but there is one that is very unique compared to the other celebrations here. Every year, just before Easter, the 3rd and 4th graders at the elementary school are given an assignment that’s not found in any of their…
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A new wildlife management area, updates to WMA access requirements and 3 other wildlife-related laws passed during the 2026 legislative session
April 1, 2026
By Faith Heaton Jolley, Utah Department of Natural Resources SALT LAKE CITY — A lot of bills were passed during the 2026 legislative session, and March 26 was the deadline for Gov. Spencer Cox to sign or veto them. There were several bills related to wildlife management that were signed into law this legislative session…
Hearing Loss and Tinnitus: A Hidden Threat to Physical Wellness
April 1, 2026
By Hearing and Brain Centers of America April is recognized nationwide as Physical Wellness Month, a time to reflect on the habits and conditions that contribute to our overall health and quality of life. When most people think about physical wellness, they consider exercise, nutrition, sleep, and stress management. Yet one critical component of health…
Local campaign to fund 9 elementary art programs begins March 30
March 31, 2026
By Dara Johnson, For Iron County Today Utah ranks 50th in K-12 education funding. While The Beverly Taylor Sorenson Arts Learning Program (BTS) tries to compensate for that lack, BTS funding doesn’t reach all Utah elementary schools, and Utah legislature recently considered cutting BTS funding completely. The elementary schools in the Iron County School District (ICSD) are doing everything they can to fund…
Volunteers Give Back to Community During SUU’s Annual Day of Service
March 31, 2026
By Brooke Heath, Southern Utah University CEDAR CITY, Utah — On Saturday, March 28, the Southern Utah University (SUU) community continued a century-old tradition of giving back during the annual SUU Day of Service. Marking a key highlight of the University’s Founder’s Week celebrations, 179 volunteers fanned out across Iron County to strengthen the community…
Made in the USA Explores New Symphonic Music
March 31, 2026
by Amy Gold, OSU Manager Wonderful new music comes your way on April 9 at the Heritage Center, 7:30 p.m. Six young composers premiere their work from the Hal Campbell Young Composer Contest plus Bernstein’s Overture to Candide and American Dance Suite by Keith Bradshaw. The “Made in the USA” concert is presented by the Orchestra of Southern…








