Chris Reed

1 day ago | fox13now.com | Chris Reed

PINE VALLEY, Utah — After hearing from a concerned FOX 13 News viewer about a rumor that the Pine Valley Meetinghouse in Washington County, the oldest in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, was going to be torn down, we got some answers. About 35 miles north of St. George, sits the town of Pine Valley, and across a green field, you'll find the Pine Valley Chapel House that was built in 1868.

2 days ago | fox13now.com | Chris Reed

ST. GEORGE, Utah — Police say a 9-year-old boy riding an e-scooter died after being hit by a golf cart driven by a 12-year-old in a St. George neighborhood, prompting calls for increased safety measures in the area. Stephen Yu was riding his e-scooter on May 4 when he was struck at the corner of 2780 East and Flycatcher Drive in the Woodland Estates neighborhood. Following the crash, Yu was airlifted to a hospital in Las Vegas, where he remained in a coma for five days before passing away.

6 days ago | fox13now.com | Chris Reed

ST. GEORGE, Utah — A proposal made by Utah congresswoman Celeste Maloy has some people in the southern part of the state over concerns of a massive land grab. "I really feel that there's something almost godly about this landscape. It's immensity. Its grandeur leaves people breathless, but it also gives us a kind of scope or place in the world," shared Stacey Wittek with Conserve Southwest Utah Public Lands. Wittek is an outdoors photographer in a place with plenty to take pictures of.

1 week ago | fox13now.com | Chris Reed

CEDAR CITY, Utah — If you're like most people who come to the airport for a flight, there are two things you want before your flight: something to eat and a bathroom. Both items were addressed in the recent expansion of Cedar City Regional Airport"Our gate area had one bathroom, too. So one toilet for the total of up to 50 people," said airport manager Tyler Galetka. "And you know how it is at airports, we couldn't add a single thing.

1 week ago | fox13now.com | Chris Reed

ST. GEORGE, Utah — When the Dixie High School class of 1955 graduated, it was the only high school in St. George. There was one stoplight in town, and about 5,000 people. And gasoline? About 23 cents a gallon. On Tuesday, the Dixie High Class of 1955 gathered for their 70th reunion, bringing together former classmates who have led remarkable lives since their graduation days. Out of a class of nearly 100, there are fewer than 14 left — all approaching their 90s.