The Collin Raye concert is moving 54 miles from Kaysville to Grantsville.  Amy Donaldson has been checking to see if county officials are aware of the concert--she joins us with her insight.

Concert organizers are taking the Collin Raye concert 54 miles away to Grantsville, but are we sure that Grantsville or Tooele County officials approve? Mayor Katie Witt will react to losing the concert afterwards.

The plot thickens ahead of what's shaping up to be the nation's most controversial concert. Big news this morning: it's on the move. The concert organizers are taking it 54 miles away to Grantsville, but are we sure that Grantsville or Tooele County officials approve? Lots of big interviews, we talked to event organizer Eric Moutsos, Kaysville City Mayor Katie Witt and one of the Kaysville City Council Members, plus the Tooele County Commissioner who says this is the first he's hearing that thousands of people could be showing up in Grantsville next week. 

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