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, Feb. 10-11.
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‘What in the world?’: Fiery crash in Hurricane leads to an unidentified fatality
ST. GEORGE — An early morning crash in Hurricane led to a vehicle being consumed by fire and one fatality, according to officials.
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Is Load ‘n’ Lift the future of bike racks? Hurricane family breaks new ground
HURRICANE — While riding the Virgin River trails in St. George, a father and daughter came up with an idea that would lead to many failures and eventually a rousing success.
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Dad sentenced on manslaughter charge after shaking Southern Utah newborn to death
ST. GEORGE — The father charged in the 2021 death of a newborn infant recently appeared in a Beaver County courtroom for sentencing. The case against the infant’s mother charged with aggravated murder is still pending in the courts.
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Alleged escape foiled when robbery suspect stopped in Washington City for speeding
ST. GEORGE — A man suspected of robbing a convenience store in St. George was stopped only miles away when an officer spotted a vehicle reportedly speeding through Washington City. Police allege they found a large amount of cash in small denominations scattered throughout the interior during a search of the car.
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A murder in Silver Reef and lynching in St. George during Utah’s mining days
ST. GEORGE — Sheriff Gus Hardy was sound asleep when the mob arrived in the morning on Oct. 6, 1880. The sounds of horse hooves and the cursing of men with murder on their mind caused him to jump out of bed at 2 a.m.
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