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 and Sunday, Oct. 10-11.
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ST. GEORGE — The parking lot of the Washington County School District in downtown St. George was filled with vehicles Sunday morning as supporters of President Donald Trump embarked on what they called a “Trump Train” parade of cars in support of his reelection.
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Anti-human-trafficking group Operation Underground Railroad under investigation
SALT LAKE CITY — A Utah prosecutor is investigating Operation Underground Railroad – one of the best-known organizations combating human trafficking.
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Discovery Channel’s ‘Street Outlaws’ filming on Old Highway 91 in October
ST. GEORGE — The filming of “Street Outlaws,” a Discovery Channel series that explores the world of illegal street racing, is set to take place on Old Highway 91 in Mohave County, Arizona – just east of Sand Hollow Bridge near Scenic in October – roughly 40 miles south of St. George.
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Southern Utah spikes to near record high in coronavirus cases
ST. GEORGE — Southern Utah had the fourth-most coronavirus infections recorded in one day Saturday while another death was recorded in Washington County as the current spike striking from St. George, to the state, to the nation, to the White House continues.
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St. George Express shuttle service receives new name
ST. GEORGE — The shuttle company Salt Lake Express has consolidated its two brands under one name.
Moving forward, there will no longer be the Southern Utah-branded St. George Express, rather, everything will fall under the main arm of the company, Salt Lake Express.
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