Man accused of assaulting woman over several days faces felony charges

July 13, 2026

By Tracie Sullivan, For Iron County Today A 37-year-old man is facing multiple felony charges after Iron County sheriff’s deputies say he repeatedly assaulted a woman over several days, leaving her with a broken nose, injuries consistent with strangulation and other serious bodily injuries. Conrad Deckeon Jimenez was arrested July 9 and booked into the…

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Southern Utah Athletics Launches Jr. T-Birds Partnership with Cedar City Sports and Recreation and State Bank of Southern Utah

July 11, 2026

By Regan Hunsaker, Southern Utah University Southern Utah Athletics is expanding its commitment to the local community through a new partnership with Cedar City Sports and Recreation and State Bank of Southern Utah that will provide local youth with greater access to Thunderbirds Athletics than ever before. Beginning this fall, every child who registers for…

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Red Cross Reminds Utahns to Prepare for Record-Breaking Temperatures This Weekend

July 10, 2026

With expected triple-digit temperatures, the Red Cross of Utah is sharing ways to stay safe during a heat wave.  By Lily McCormick, American Red Cross  With most of the state under an Extreme Heat Warning, routine summer activities could quickly turn into emergencies without proper preparation.  Extreme heat is the leading weather-related cause of death…

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Man accused of holding woman at knifepoint, threatening to kill her, faces multiple charges

July 10, 2026

By Tracie Sullivan, For Iron County Today A Cedar City man is facing multiple felony and misdemeanor charges after allegedly threatening to kill her with a knife and holding her against her will before she escaped and sought help. Daniel Lusk, 35, was arrested June 29 and booked into the Iron County Correctional Facility on…

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Total Archery Challenge Comes to Brian Head Resort July 16-19

July 9, 2026

By James Graven, Brian Head Resort National mountain archery festival makes its Brian Head debut, expected to draw more than 3,000 participants and spectators Brian Head Resort will host the Total Archery Challenge (TAC) July 16–19, marking the nationally recognized mountain archery festival’s first appearance at the resort. More than 3,000 participants and spectators are…

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Kane County Provides Improvements to Strawberry Loop Trail

July 8, 2026

By Jennifer Plecki, Dixie National Forest The Dixie National Forest has announced a temporary closure of access in the Duck Creek area effective July 13 through 23. The closure is being implemented to protect public safety and preserve sensitive natural resources following trail maintenance along 0.7 miles of the Strawberry Loop Trail (#32000.5). Motorized and…

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July 1st Utah Water Availability Update

July 7, 2026

By Jordan Clayton, USDA  The UWAU is a monthly report issued by the NRCS-Utah Snow Survey office for each month outside the snowpack season.  The UWAU includes summaries of Utah’s statewide and basin-level precipitation, soil moisture, reservoir, and current streamflow conditions. Reservoir and streamflow data per basin are then compared with historical observations to generate…

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Woman accused of trying to steal occupied vehicle at Cedar City gas station faces additional jail assault charges

July 6, 2026

By Tracie Sullivan, For Iron County Today A woman accused of trying to steal a running vehicle with two people inside at a Cedar City gas station is facing additional felony charges after authorities say she later spit on three deputies.  Alexis Marie Ashley, 38, was arrested June 21 and booked into the Iron County…

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Red Cross of Utah Offers Free Shelter Training as  Wildfires Continue to Threaten Communities

July 6, 2026

First session is Tuesday in Eureka, with additional trainings this week in Richfield, Panguitch and Moab  to help residents learn how to open and run a Red Cross emergency shelter. By Keith Paul, American Red Cross Utah/Nevada Region As wildfires continue to threaten communities across the state, the American  Red Cross of Utah is offering…

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More Than a Ticket: The Fans Who Help Build Thunderbirds Athletics

July 5, 2026

By Regan Hunsaker, Southern Utah University On any given game day at Southern Utah University, long before kickoff, tipoff, or the first routine begins, you’ll find familiar faces making their way through the gates. They’ve watched championship teams celebrate on the biggest stages. They’ve endured heartbreaking losses. They’ve welcomed generations of student-athletes, coaches, and administrators…

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Attorney General Brown Secures More Than 50 Million Eggs and $3.3 Million After Uncovering Illegal Scheme

July 3, 2026

From Anna Tibbitts, Utah Attorney General’s Office SALT LAKE CITY, UT — Three major egg producers who illegally coordinated to drive up egg prices will be held accountable under a settlement announced today [June 30]. Utah joins a bipartisan coalition of states and the U.S. Department of Justice in filing a complaint and proposed final…

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Photos courtesy of the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
Photos courtesy of the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
Want the chance to hunt big game this fall? Remaining 2026 deer, elk permits to be sold beginning July 7

July 2, 2026

By Faith Jolley, Division of Wildlife Resources If you didn’t draw a buck deer or bull elk permit during the hunt drawing earlier this year — and you’re still interested in hunting deer or elk this fall — your last chance to obtain a big game permit begins next week. The permits are first come,…

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