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Hola Nino! Winter Comes Early to Southern Utah Mountains
A strengthening El Niño is expected to dominate the 2026-27 winter, with NOAA reporting more than an 83 percent chance that a strong-to-very strong snow season.
Crumbl’s Rapid Rise Hits a Rough Patch as Stores Close Nationwide
At least 57 Crumbl locations closed in 2026, with dozens of additional franchises listed for sale.

Here’s the Latest on the Proposed Three Peaks to Purgatory Power Line
The primary dispute centers not on whether additional infrastructure is needed but on the transmission line's route.

Dixie National Forest Plans Prescribed Burn After Record Wildfire Season and Devastating Floods
Residents and motorists in the area should expect visible smoke from Mammoth Creek Highway, state Routes 148 and 143, U.S. Highway 89, and Scenic Byway 12.

Utah First to Launch Acne A.I. Prescriptions
The pilot program addresses a significant access problem in dermatological care. An estimated 100,000 Utahns have active acne at any given time.

Here’s Everything Locals Need to Know About Red Bull Rampage This Week
The event takes place outside Virgin on Kolob Terrace Road, where it originated in 2001.

Here’s What (And Who) To Watch For at the Bank of Utah Championship
The tournament runs through October 14 with 120 players competing for a $6 million purse, with $1.08 million to the winner and 500 FedExCup points awarded.

Guess Which State Is #8 In Drug Arrests Per Capita…Yep, It’s Utah.
The state recorded 15,542 drug and narcotic arrests during that year, with drug offenses accounting for approximately 14 percent of all reported arrests in Utah.

Report: No UVU Employee Acted in Bad Faith in Kirk Shooting
The review team conducted more than 70 interviews and examined thousands of pages of policies, training materials, and communications.

Here Are the Best Careers To Work Remotely in Southern Utah
Utah's remote workforce nearly tripled between 2019 and 2021, reaching 327,000 workers. By 2024, the number declined to 278,000.
