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(Cedar City, UT) -- The Utah Farm Bureau holds an awareness event one week in February every year...it's called the Food Check Out Week. Shauna Cluff with the Iron County Farm Bureau Association, says it is possible, even during this time of economic squeeze to feed your family healthy, nutritious meals and still stay within your budget. She says in comparison, the average family earns enough money to buy a year's supply of food by February, but has to work until April and sometimes May to earn enough just to pay your taxes. This year's Food Check Out Week starts Sunday, February 19th.
(Cedar City, UT) -- A fundraiser for four southern Utah families who has a child that is suffering from cancer, is planned for February 13th. It's called The Fight Like A Girl Benefit concert, and going to be held at the Heritage Center in Cedar City, starting at 7 p.m. There will be performances by past Miss Iron County Queens, Gravity Dance Center, Center Stage Music, Onstage Dance Studio, The Point Dance Studio and one of the event's organizers, current Miss Iron County, Crystal Cardon. She says this benefit concert is very important to her because she has seen how devastating cancer can be. 100 percent of the proceeds raised will be divided equally between the four children's families. To find out more, and to donate directly, you can go to the website fight-like-a-girl-numerical-two-dot-com.
(Salt Lake City, UT) -- The Legislature is reducing speed on a bill that would increase the speed limits on Utah freeways' carpool lanes. The House Transportation Committee voted to send Representative Ken Sumsion's bill back for further study after hearing from Highway Patrol Superintendent Daniel Fuhr. Fuhr told lawmakers that raising the speed limit in areas that are often congested and have limited views could be dangerous for drivers and Highway Patrol officers.
(Salt Lake City, UT) -- A bill to replace Utah's controversial guest worker law is now before the Legislature. Representative Chris Herrod's measure would create a pilot program for people who are in the country illegally because they've overstayed visas. It would also withhold funding and remove Peace Officers Standard and Training Certification from police chiefs whose officers don't enforce immigration laws.
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(Cedar City, UT) -- Ray Jones Jr. dropped in 18 points as Southern Utah knocked off UMKC, 57-47. Jackson Stevenett scored 13 points for the Thunderbirds, who have won two straight and four-of-five. The Thunderbirds are now 6-and-5 in Summit League action and 11-and-10 overall. SUU will square off with South Dakota in Cedar City at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow.
(Saint George, UT) -- Griffon Jones led the way with 16 points as Dixie State slammed Hawaii Hilo, 88-73, in Saint George. Derek Owen added 11 points for the Red Storm, who have won five straight to move to 7-and-1 in PWC play and 12-and-4 overall. Solomon Jensen scored 10 points in the one-sided affair. The teams will meet again in Hawaii on Monday.
(Blacksburg, VA) -- Noah Hartsock scored 16 of his 22 points in the second half as BYU edged Virginia Tech, 70-68. Brandon Davies netted 17 points for the Cougars, who have won two straight and seven of their last eight. The Cougars upped their record to 18-and-5 with the road victory. BYU hosts Saint Mary's on Saturday.
(Los Angeles, CA) -- UCLA blew out Utah, 76-49, last night in Los Angeles. Chris Hines scored 13 points for the Utes, who fell to 2-and-6 in Pac-12 play and 5-and-15 overall. Hines was the only Utah player to score in double-figures in the lopsided loss. The Utes will face USC at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow night.
(Dallas, TX) -- The Utah Jazz will take on the defending NBA champion Mavericks tonight in Dallas. Utah is looking to bounce back from Wednesday's 111-106 double-overtime loss to the Raptors. The Jazz slipped to 10-and-6 with the setback. Utah also suffered a 108-98 loss to the Mavs last Thursday. Tip-off tonight is at 6:30 p.m.
