KZMU News

- Grand County Council opposes truck stop near residential Spanish Valley, sends letter to Love's Corporate rep

- Omar Guerro receives 32 years in prison for Oct. 28 murder of Moab resident, other convictions

- Eleven candidates for Moab City Council - including incumbents - announce run for three open seats

- Grand County Council opposes truck stop near residential Spanish Valley, sends letter to Love's Corporate rep

- Omar Guerro receives 32 years in prison for Oct. 28 murder of Moab resident, other convictions

- Eleven candidates for Moab City Council - including incumbents - announce run for three open seats

- Grand County Council opposes truck stop near residential Spanish Valley, sends letter to Love's Corporate rep

- Omar Guerro receives 32 years in prison for Oct. 28 murder of Moab resident, other convictions

- Eleven candidates for Moab City Council - including incumbents - announce run for three open seats

- Grand County Council opposes truck stop near residential Spanish Valley, sends letter to Love's Corporate rep

- Omar Guerro receives 32 years in prison for Oct. 28 murder of Moab resident, other convictions

- Eleven candidates for Moab City Council - including incumbents - announce run for three open seats

Motorized recreationists can now access thousands of acres around Factory Butte in what’s called an “open play area.” When the Bureau of Land Management made this announcement last month, not everyone was celebrating. Conservation groups say the otherworldly lands surrounding Factory Butte should be protected as wilderness, and have serious questions about the federal agency’s plan to monitor two endangered cacti species in the area. Learn more about contrasting user groups and disparate opinions on today’s news.

Motorized recreationists can now access thousands of acres around Factory Butte in what’s called an “open play area.” When the Bureau of Land Management made this announcement last month, not everyone was celebrating. Conservation groups say the otherworldly lands surrounding Factory Butte should be protected as wilderness, and have serious questions about the federal agency’s plan to monitor two endangered cacti species in the area. Learn more about contrasting user groups and disparate opinions on today’s news.

Motorized recreationists can now access thousands of acres around Factory Butte in what’s called an “open play area.” When the Bureau of Land Management made this announcement last month, not everyone was celebrating. Conservation groups say the otherworldly lands surrounding Factory Butte should be protected as wilderness, and have serious questions about the federal agency’s plan to monitor two endangered cacti species in the area. Learn more about contrasting user groups and disparate opinions on today’s news.

Motorized recreationists can now access thousands of acres around Factory Butte in what’s called an “open play area.” When the Bureau of Land Management made this announcement last month, not everyone was celebrating. Conservation groups say the otherworldly lands surrounding Factory Butte should be protected as wilderness, and have serious questions about the federal agency’s plan to monitor two endangered cacti species in the area. Learn more about contrasting user groups and disparate opinions on today’s news.

Today's news heads straight to Public Lands Corner, which features a Colorado River-side interview with Chris Wilkowske, Supervisory Hydrologist for the USGS Moab Field Office. If you’ve ever wanted to learn more about how they "gage" the height of rivers or discern when they're technically full - this is your show. Tune in.

Today's news heads straight to Public Lands Corner, which features a Colorado River-side interview with Chris Wilkowske, Supervisory Hydrologist for the USGS Moab Field Office. If you’ve ever wanted to learn more about how they "gage" the height of rivers or discern when they're technically full - this is your show. Tune in.