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We are the immediate aftermath of arguably the ugliest two weeks in modern United States Senate history. But sadly, the Kavanaugh fight is not over yet.

Sadly, the Kavanaugh fight is not over yet

Guest Contributor - October 15, 2018

Sadly, the Kavanaugh fight is not over yet By Carl Golden In the immediate aftermath of what was arguably the ugliest two weeks in modern United...

Are some sunscreens safer than others?

Guest Contributor - October 10, 2018

Are some sunscreens safer than others? By Joe DiNardo There are 16 sunscreen ingredients that are currently approved, mostly based on safety testing submitted that dates...

Over $230,000 in research grant funding was awarded for three state-identified research priority projects into big game migration corridors in Utah.

Research grants awarded for Utah big game migration corridors

The Independent - October 6, 2018

Research grants awarded for Utah big game migration corridors Funding will help researches collar and track 120 deer On Oct. 5, U.S. Secretary of the Interior...

President Trump signed The Aviation Maintenance Technician School Training Program Modernization bill, included in the FAA Reauthorization Act, into law.

President Trump signs SUU aviation bill — FAA Reauthorization Act — into law

Guest Contributor - October 6, 2018

President Trump signs SUU aviation bill — FAA Reauthorization Act — into law By Nikki Koontz For years, Southern Utah University’s aviation program has worked toward...

Forensic anthropologist Dr. Penny Minturn will present “Frontline Forensics: Changing the Fate of the Unknown Soldier” at a WWI centennial event.

POW/MIA forensic anthropologist presents at WWI centennial event

Guest Contributor - October 3, 2018

POW/MIA forensic anthropologist presents at WWI centennial event By Shiree Roberts This year marks the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I. To commemorate...

The Bureau of Reclamation has selected 54 projects to receive a total of $26.5 million through WaterSMART water and energy efficiency grants.

Bureau of Reclamation selects 54 projects to receive $26.5 million through WaterSMART grants

The Independent - October 3, 2018

Bureau of Reclamation selects 54 projects to receive $26.5 million through WaterSMART grants WaterSMART Water and energy efficiency grants focus on projects that improve water...

Flash Flood Watch issued for southern Utah

The Independent - October 1, 2018

Flash Flood Watch issued October 1 at 3:34PM MDT expiring October 3 at 4:00AM MDT by NWS Salt Lake City UT The Flash Flood Watch...

The Film and Media Alliance of Southern Utah invites fans of the witching season to attend Horror-Fest 2018 at the Electric Theater in St. George.

FMASU’s “Horror-Fest 2018” returns to the Electric Theater

Adam Mast - October 1, 2018

FMASU's "Horror-Fest 2018" returns to the Electric Theater By Adam Mast On Oct. 27, The Film and Media Alliance of Southern Utah, a nonprofit dedicated to...

The Sept. 20 FERC decision regarding the Lake Powell Pipeline has restarted the project clock, and the public comment period is now in progress once again.

Probe into Lake Powell Pipeline Project continues, public comments due

Lisa Rutherford - September 30, 2018

Probe into Lake Powell Pipeline Project continues, public comments due The Sept. 20 FERC decision regarding the Lake Powell Pipeline has restarted the project clock,...

Thanks to animal research, eradicating cancer with a single shot could soon be scientific fact. Impeding this research would be a disaster.

Animal research is crucial for pets — and their owners

Guest Contributor - September 24, 2018

Animal research is crucial for pets — and their owners By Matthew R. Bailey Eradicating cancer with a single shot sounds like science fiction. But thanks...

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