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, Oct. 28-29.
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UPDATED: I-15 northbound reopened after wildfire near Leeds, crews mopping up hot spots
ST. GEORGE — Fire crews and emergency responders are working to stop the spread of a wildfire that has shut down parts of Interstate 15.
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Suspicious person report at Vernon Worthen Park leads to foot chase, arrest of suspect in St. George
ST. GEORGE — A Hurricane man who is required to register on the state’s kidnapping website is being held without bail. A suspicious person call ended with officers on a chase over fences and through a number of backyards until they caught up with the suspect and arrested him.
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High-impact collision near I-15 bridge in Beaver Dam area sends 3 to hospital
BEAVER DAM, Ariz. — Friday night, a high-impact collision on Interstate 15 southbound, just north of the Virgin River Bridge, resulted in three people being transported to the hospital.
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Ryes and shine: Try over 20 flavors of sourdough bread and more from this Hurricane baker
ST. GEORGE — If you like sourdough, this business is about to become your bread and butter.
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Video, photo gallery: Ewe had to be there at Cedar City’s sheep parade
CEDAR CITY — Hundreds of sheep were herded down Main Street in Cedar City on Saturday, celebrating the area’s livestock heritage.
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