Utah nears 500 measles cases
The Utah Department of Health and Human Services said that the state now has 486 confirmed cases of measles. The Southwest Utah Health District has the bulk of the cases, with 233; Utah County has …
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ICE agents sent to airports amid ongoing government shutdown
In the midst of overcrowded airports, travelers spotted Department of Homeland Security agents, including Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers, in several airports across the nation. The agents have been sent to specific airports to assist …
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Bureau of Land Management approves Gold Springs protection plan
The Bureau of Land Management approved the Gold Springs Historic Property Protection Environmental Assessment beginning in fall 2026. The project will restore the Gold Springs Townsite and conduct hazardous fuel treatments, which will mitigate potential …
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The Desertscape International Film Festival begins this Wednesday; free for SUU students
The Desertscape International Film Festival is returning to St. George for its eighth year. The festival will begin on April 1 and run through April 4. Put together by the Film and Media Alliance of …
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Factory closure in Iron County will leave 200 without a job
Iron County’s largest manufacturing company is shutting down. An estimated 200 people will lose their jobs. Genpak, a food service packaging company, announced that the 25-acre manufacturing facility in Cedar City will close on May …
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Proposed ICE detention center in Salt Lake draws protesters
The federal government recently purchased a warehouse in Salt Lake City which has led to protests from citizens who are concerned it will become a detention center for Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The federal government …
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