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, Sept. 30- Oct. 1.
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St. George resident stops break-in, suspect dies in Mesquite after high-speed chase
MESQUITE, Nev. — An observant neighbor stopped an alleged crime and police ensued on a high-speed chase on Saturday afternoon. The man running from police died after taking his own life, according to the St. George Police Department.
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Man suspected of aggravated assault stopped in dump truck by Washington City officers
ST. GEORGE — A local man with a criminal history dating back more than one dozen years is in jail without bail after allegedly knocking a man out at a job site in Washington City, according to police.
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Charitable donor has vehicle ignite in St. George; fast response prevents building fire
ST. GEORGE — Fast response time is being credited with the prevention of fire spreading to a Deseret Industries building on Saturday when an elderly woman making a donation saw her vehicle go up in smoke and flames.
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Cedar City buys some of valley’s oldest water for nearly $11.5M
CEDAR CITY — Cedar City is dropping over $11 million on some of the valley’s oldest water rights.
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‘You’ll treasure those memories’: Dixie High Class of 1973 celebrates 50th reunion with Flyers win
ST. GEORGE — The Dixie High School Class of 1973 celebrated its 50th reunion the same way it celebrated its graduation year: with a big football win.
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