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- Aug 19, 2026
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St. George PAWS volunteers make 2,400-mile round trip to rescue cats, dogs displaced by Spokane wildfire (opens the original)
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What began as an emergency mission to help transport animals to safety quickly became a significant rescue and medical response involving the St. George-based nonprofit Providing Animals With Support. Volunteers for PAWS completed a 2,400-mile, 38-hour trip Aug. 6-7 to help mobilize more than 50 cats and dogs displaced by the arson-started fire in Spokane, Washington. They drove across multiple states to reach the animals, load them safely for transport and begin the long journey back to St. Geo
Update: Fire officials say pilot, crew member were 'fatally injured' in crash; central Utah fire grows (opens the original)
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A Sikorsky Skycrane maneuvers into position to refill during efforts to fight the Widemouth 2 Fire east of Fillmore, Utah, Aug. 4, 2026. The Widemouth 2 Fire in central Utah kept emergency responders from safely reaching the remote site of a helicopter crash Saturday, according to The Associated Press. The Friday morning crash of a Sikorsky Skycrane helicopter in the Fishlake National Forest ignited a new fire that spread to connect with the existing blaze that has now scorched 114,957 acres, U
Heat warning covers 4 Southern Utah counties; triple digits in St. George, Kanab (opens the original)
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Flash flood and thunderstorm warnings have been the norm this summer in Southern Utah. Add to that a heat advisory, which was issued Saturday morning by the National Weather Service. Washington, Iron, Garfield and Kane counties are included in the alert, which runs through midnight Monday. Specific areas covered include Zion National Park, Springdale, Kanab, Hanksville and Escalante. "High temperatures in the lower 100s for southcentral Utah and western Canyonlands," the weather service said in
Beaver County residents remain 'ready' as flash flooding carries Cottonwood Fire debris into area (opens the original)
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Heavy rainfall caused damage along state Route 153, as seen here near mile marker 9, Beaver County, Utah, July 19, 2026. Heavy rain over the Cottonwood Fire scar and across Beaver County prompted a series of warnings from the National Weather Service. Just before 4 p.m. Saturday, the weather service issued an alert that stated, "Flash flooding is ongoing or expected to begin shortly. Excessive rainfall over the burn scar will result in debris flow moving through the Beaver Creek and North Creek.
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