KZMU News

Crews located an aircraft on the northern end of San Juan County this morning, which went missing from Moab June 30th. Law enforcement says both passengers - Moab resident Kevin Carroll and Lindon resident Jay Camberlango – are deceased. Also on the news, a follow up on the earthquake caused by the Paradox Valley Salinity Control Facility earlier this year.

Crews located an aircraft on the northern end of San Juan County this morning, which went missing from Moab June 30th. Law enforcement says both passengers - Moab resident Kevin Carroll and Lindon resident Jay Camberlango – are deceased. Also on the news, a follow up on the earthquake caused by the Paradox Valley Salinity Control Facility earlier this year.

*Saturday Extra* Civic leaders from Moab, Park City, and St. George testified before the state's Political Subdivisions Interim Committee last week about development challenges in resort communities. City council member Karen Guzman Newton told lawmakers about Moab’s issues with housing, transportation and infrastructure. On Get An Earful, we’ll hear Guzman-Newton’s entire exchange with the committee. Tune in.

*Saturday Extra* Civic leaders from Moab, Park City, and St. George testified before the state's Political Subdivisions Interim Committee last week about development challenges in resort communities. City council member Karen Guzman Newton told lawmakers about Moab’s issues with housing, transportation and infrastructure. On Get An Earful, we’ll hear Guzman-Newton’s entire exchange with the committee. Tune in.

*Saturday Extra* Civic leaders from Moab, Park City, and St. George testified before the state's Political Subdivisions Interim Committee last week about development challenges in resort communities. City council member Karen Guzman Newton told lawmakers about Moab’s issues with housing, transportation and infrastructure. On Get An Earful, we’ll hear Guzman-Newton’s entire exchange with the committee. Tune in.

KZMU welcomes Doug McMurdo, associate editor of The Times-Independent, to the studios for a discussion of the paper's weekly coverage. This week - mosquitos! Why are there so many of them and what happened with the fogging this week? Also, the city council votes to give themselves a raise and Moab's wet weather means a lot of fuel this fire season. Tune in.

KZMU welcomes Doug McMurdo, associate editor of The Times-Independent, to the studios for a discussion of the paper's weekly coverage. This week - mosquitos! Why are there so many of them and what happened with the fogging this week? Also, the city council votes to give themselves a raise and Moab's wet weather means a lot of fuel this fire season. Tune in.

KZMU welcomes Doug McMurdo, associate editor of The Times-Independent, to the studios for a discussion of the paper's weekly coverage. This week - mosquitos! Why are there so many of them and what happened with the fogging this week? Also, the city council votes to give themselves a raise and Moab's wet weather means a lot of fuel this fire season. Tune in.

Four states – Utah, Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico – have watched shares of their water from the Colorado River flowing downstream for nearly a century. But now they want to claim that promised water with a massive water pipeline in southwestern Utah. Today we hear the final installment of the series “The Final Straw,” from our partners at Rocky Mountain Community Radio.

[Photo: Gary Turner uses his turf harvester to peel 2-by-5-foot strips grass at his Washington City farm. He says the land and the water rights are so valuable in this fast-growing area that he often gets offers for the property in the heart of Utah redrock country. Judy Fahys / KUER News]

Four states – Utah, Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico – have watched shares of their water from the Colorado River flowing downstream for nearly a century. But now they want to claim that promised water with a massive water pipeline in southwestern Utah. Today we hear the final installment of the series “The Final Straw,” from our partners at Rocky Mountain Community Radio.

[Photo: Gary Turner uses his turf harvester to peel 2-by-5-foot strips grass at his Washington City farm. He says the land and the water rights are so valuable in this fast-growing area that he often gets offers for the property in the heart of Utah redrock country. Judy Fahys / KUER News]