Articles in February 2012

The 2012 Dixie State College Student Elections have several rarities this time around. Not only is this the first year that people cannot technically run with a party, but the position for student body president has only one candidate, Brody Mikesell. Since he is running unopposed, he is Dixie's ...

The 2012 Dixie State College Student Elections have several rarities this time around. Not only is this the first year that people cannot technically run with a party, but the position for student body president has only one candidate, Brody Mikesell. Since he is running unopposed, he is Dixie's ...

State of the Storm is Dixie's television source for local news, weather and sports throughout the campus of Dixie State College, southern Utah and the nation.

On this week's show, we're all over Dixie State and the local community. Stories include St. George Musical Theatre, St. George Dance company, Kalamity, Utah Jazz Bear, DSC Women's basketball center, Becca Thomas, Oscar nominated film The Artist, Music scene at GOGO 37, and Take Back The ...

Simply Dixie: it's Dixie State College's student television talk show. On this week's edition:  Musical Guest: John Hawkins - Dr. Love - Kortney, exercise tips - Madison, what to wear for St. Patrick's day - Stacia visits the Temple Quarry Trail - Alyson whips up a great fruit salsa - March Mustache ...

State of the Storm is Dixie State College's television source for news, weather, and sports. Keep posted with the latest information on what to do around campus, and what's happening around southern Utah and Storm sports.

A standoff that shut down portions of I-15 northbound and southbound and lasted more than nine hours has ended peacefully.

Traffic was diverted for all of the afternoon from exits 16 to 27. 

The freeway reopened about 9 p.m. Monday.

Two fire engines and crews were dispatched Saturday evening to a home in the Washington Fields area. No injuries were reported. The home is located on Sandia Road.

"At this point, we want to have the most accurate information possible, and it's still under investigation," said Ed Kantor, Washington ...