KZMU 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.

KZMU welcomes Doug McMurdo, the associate editor of The Times-Independent, to the studios for the latest on their coverage. This week - it's all about the week-long murder trial in the case of The State of Utah vs. Omar Guerro. Get a behind the scenes look into the courtroom - and the prosecution of Guerro - who was found guilty of murdering a Moab resident in October. Also, Ken's Lake is 218% of capacity this year and Grand and San Juan Counties have an upcoming joint meeting. Tune in!

KZMU welcomes Doug McMurdo, the associate editor of The Times-Independent, to the studios for the latest on their coverage. This week - it's all about the week-long murder trial in the case of The State of Utah vs. Omar Guerro. Get a behind the scenes look into the courtroom - and the prosecution of Guerro - who was found guilty of murdering a Moab resident in October. Also, Ken's Lake is 218% of capacity this year and Grand and San Juan Counties have an upcoming joint meeting. Tune in!

KZMU welcomes Doug McMurdo, the associate editor of The Times-Independent, to the studios for the latest on their coverage. This week - it's all about the week-long murder trial in the case of The State of Utah vs. Omar Guerro. Get a behind the scenes look into the courtroom - and the prosecution of Guerro - who was found guilty of murdering a Moab resident in October. Also, Ken's Lake is 218% of capacity this year and Grand and San Juan Counties have an upcoming joint meeting. Tune in!

KZMU welcomes Doug McMurdo, the associate editor of The Times-Independent, to the studios for the latest on their coverage. This week - it's all about the week-long murder trial in the case of The State of Utah vs. Omar Guerro. Get a behind the scenes look into the courtroom - and the prosecution of Guerro - who was found guilty of murdering a Moab resident in October. Also, Ken's Lake is 218% of capacity this year and Grand and San Juan Counties have an upcoming joint meeting. Tune in!

With three days of competitive events – from barrel racing to team roping and bull riding - last weekend’s Canyonlands PRCA Rodeo continued a tradition in Moab that’s lasted over half a century. The nonprofit’s effort to host the rodeo is notable, especially as Moab’s agricultural heritage is replaced with tourism and growth. In the stands, the old world blended with the new - Moab families mingled with European tourists, and all seemed to have a great time.

[Photo: Kids get ready for the stick pony race during the Canyonlands PRCA Rodeo last weekend]

With three days of competitive events – from barrel racing to team roping and bull riding - last weekend’s Canyonlands PRCA Rodeo continued a tradition in Moab that’s lasted over half a century. The nonprofit’s effort to host the rodeo is notable, especially as Moab’s agricultural heritage is replaced with tourism and growth. In the stands, the old world blended with the new - Moab families mingled with European tourists, and all seemed to have a great time.

[Photo: Kids get ready for the stick pony race during the Canyonlands PRCA Rodeo last weekend]

With three days of competitive events – from barrel racing to team roping and bull riding - last weekend’s Canyonlands PRCA Rodeo continued a tradition in Moab that’s lasted over half a century. The nonprofit’s effort to host the rodeo is notable, especially as Moab’s agricultural heritage is replaced with tourism and growth. In the stands, the old world blended with the new - Moab families mingled with European tourists, and all seemed to have a great time.

[Photo: Kids get ready for the stick pony race during the Canyonlands PRCA Rodeo last weekend]

With three days of competitive events – from barrel racing to team roping and bull riding - last weekend’s Canyonlands PRCA Rodeo continued a tradition in Moab that’s lasted over half a century. The nonprofit’s effort to host the rodeo is notable, especially as Moab’s agricultural heritage is replaced with tourism and growth. In the stands, the old world blended with the new - Moab families mingled with European tourists, and all seemed to have a great time.

[Photo: Kids get ready for the stick pony race during the Canyonlands PRCA Rodeo last weekend]