Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret Morning News
Dancers perform in native dress during a Cinco de Mayo celebration in Wendover, Nev., Sunday. Spectators gathered to watch the vibrant dances and enjoy food prepared by locals originally from various parts of Mexico. Rigo Marquez, 22, from Mexico, said he comes to the festival for the food. "It's pretty much the most authentic Mexican food you'll get up here."
Holiday campers
Campground officials said about 30 people remained there Sunday morning, following heavy rains and unexpected snow.
Open house and air show
Some 85,000 people braved rain, wind and cold to attend the Warriors Over The Wasatch air show Saturday.
Four people killed STG
Authorities have officiallly released the names of four men who died in a plane crash near the St. George.
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