KZMU News

- Southwestern water leaders set to finalize drought plan today

- Public Lands Corner features the Dolores River past and present

- Southwestern water leaders set to finalize drought plan today

- Public Lands Corner features the Dolores River past and present

- Southwestern water leaders set to finalize drought plan today

- Public Lands Corner features the Dolores River past and present

KZMU welcomes Doug McMurdo, associate editor of The Times-Independent, to the studios to discuss the paper's latest coverage. This week - residents can expect to vote on a new form of county government in 2020, Grand County expresses interest in collecting TRT revenue from federal campgrounds, and Spanish Valley raises continued displeasure over a Love's truck/travel stop in Spanish Valley. Plus, the PAD passes the city council without the R2 zone and Grand County's track and field athletes head to state. Tune in!

KZMU welcomes Doug McMurdo, associate editor of The Times-Independent, to the studios to discuss the paper's latest coverage. This week - residents can expect to vote on a new form of county government in 2020, Grand County expresses interest in collecting TRT revenue from federal campgrounds, and Spanish Valley raises continued displeasure over a Love's truck/travel stop in Spanish Valley. Plus, the PAD passes the city council without the R2 zone and Grand County's track and field athletes head to state. Tune in!

KZMU welcomes Doug McMurdo, associate editor of The Times-Independent, to the studios to discuss the paper's latest coverage. This week - residents can expect to vote on a new form of county government in 2020, Grand County expresses interest in collecting TRT revenue from federal campgrounds, and Spanish Valley raises continued displeasure over a Love's truck/travel stop in Spanish Valley. Plus, the PAD passes the city council without the R2 zone and Grand County's track and field athletes head to state. Tune in!

KZMU welcomes Doug McMurdo, associate editor of The Times-Independent, to the studios to discuss the paper's latest coverage. This week - residents can expect to vote on a new form of county government in 2020, Grand County expresses interest in collecting TRT revenue from federal campgrounds, and Spanish Valley raises continued displeasure over a Love's truck/travel stop in Spanish Valley. Plus, the PAD passes the city council without the R2 zone and Grand County's track and field athletes head to state. Tune in!

KZMU welcomes Doug McMurdo, associate editor of The Times-Independent, to the studios to discuss the paper's latest coverage. This week - residents can expect to vote on a new form of county government in 2020, Grand County expresses interest in collecting TRT revenue from federal campgrounds, and Spanish Valley raises continued displeasure over a Love's truck/travel stop in Spanish Valley. Plus, the PAD passes the city council without the R2 zone and Grand County's track and field athletes head to state. Tune in!

The third annual spiritual and protest walk in White Mesa takes place this Saturday. Each year, protesters march a few miles north of town to the last remaining conventional uranium mill in the country, owned and operated by Energy Fuels. Concerned community members say the mill impacts their air, water, and overall health. This year’s protest comes as the Trump Administration considers quotas for American uranium, which if granted would boost demand and prices for the product, increasing uranium mining in Southeastern Utah.

The third annual spiritual and protest walk in White Mesa takes place this Saturday. Each year, protesters march a few miles north of town to the last remaining conventional uranium mill in the country, owned and operated by Energy Fuels. Concerned community members say the mill impacts their air, water, and overall health. This year’s protest comes as the Trump Administration considers quotas for American uranium, which if granted would boost demand and prices for the product, increasing uranium mining in Southeastern Utah.