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 through Sunday, July 10-11.
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Police find man with gunshot wound at reported car crash
ST. GEORGE — A reported car crash in the area of Tonaquint Cemetery in St. George Saturday evening turned into something completely different when police officers found a man with a gunshot wound.
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Semi crash in gorge impacts southbound traffic
ST. GEORGE — A crash involving a semitractor-trailer on southbound Interstate 15 through the Virgin River Gorge caused traffic to back up as far as the Utah border Saturday afternoon.
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St. George (unofficially) ties record for hottest day ever in Utah
ST. GEORGE — St. George has unofficially tied the record set back in 1985 for the hottest day ever recorded in the state.
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Traffic stop in Santa Clara leads to felony arrest after K-9 sniffs out drugs
ST. GEORGE — A traffic stop for a minor vehicle infraction set in motion a series of events that led to the felony arrest of a driver when officers reportedly found a large amount of narcotics during a search of the vehicle.
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Power outage heats up Kane County and surrounding areas
ST. GEORGE — A power outage in Kane County Saturday blacked out Kanab, Fredonia, Arizona, the Kaibab Indian Reservation and Big Water, leaving residents without lights or air conditioning.
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