St. George to pay $350K in attorney fees for drag show lawsuit

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A federal judge ordered St. George to pay $350,000 in attorney fees after the city failed to block a drag show in a public park.

Summary

A federal judge has ordered St. George to pay an additional $350,000 in attorney fees related to a lawsuit over a drag show. The ruling came after the city failed to honor a settlement agreement reached in 2025 following its failed attempt to block the event. The drag show, which took place in June 2023, was the subject of a legal battle after city officials attempted to deny a permit. The settlement was reached in January 2025, but the city's failure to comply led to the additional fees.

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