ST. GEORGE — In case you missed it, here is your weekend recap of the top five most-viewed stories published on St. George News from Saturday to Sunday, June 17-18.
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RV collides with parked van at Border Store rollover in Southern Utah
HILDALE — A motorhome caused a bit of commotion on Friday after hitting a parked van and rolling over onto its side. The incident was reported on the property of the Border Store near the Utah-Arizona border.
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Federal court orders St. George City Council to allow Southern Utah Drag Stars show to continue
ST. GEORGE — A U.S. District judge has granted a motion to drag show organizers to hold an event in St. George that was originally approved by the city and then later denied. These actions ultimately led to a federal lawsuit being filed against the city.
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Southern Utah responders spend busy day at Gunlock at two fall emergencies
ST. GEORGE — Emergency responders were busy Saturday at two separate incidents when two people fell from the cliffs at Gunlock Falls and needed airlift rescues due to serious injuries.
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7 transported to hospital following 2 collisions in Washington County
ST. GEORGE — Saturday saw two separate incidents on Interstate 15, between mile markers 10 and 16, with seven patients transported to the hospital with injuries.
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Suspect with pending assault cases arrested following alleged attack at Southern Utah motel
ST. GEORGE — A suspect with more than 15 assault cases with convictions dating back more than a decade is back in jail following a recent. The man was charged with felony aggravated assault and domestic violence in the presence of a child for allegedly choking a woman in a motel room.
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