KZMU News

- Glen Canyon adjusts flows to help aquatic insects

- Public Lands Corner features tales from 'Moab Dispersed Camping World'

- Glen Canyon adjusts flows to help aquatic insects

- Public Lands Corner features tales from 'Moab Dispersed Camping World'

KZMU News welcomes Doug McMurdo, associate editor of The Times-Independent, to discuss the paper's latest coverage. This week - camping areas are overfull in Moab and SITLA plans to host a public meeting on the Love's truck stop in Spanish Valley. Plus, Moab City pays $25,000 to former city manager Rebecca Davidson in a settlement and $50,000 less in annual salary to Chief Bret Edge than exiting Jim Winder. Tune in.

KZMU News welcomes Doug McMurdo, associate editor of The Times-Independent, to discuss the paper's latest coverage. This week - camping areas are overfull in Moab and SITLA plans to host a public meeting on the Love's truck stop in Spanish Valley. Plus, Moab City pays $25,000 to former city manager Rebecca Davidson in a settlement and $50,000 less in annual salary to Chief Bret Edge than exiting Jim Winder. Tune in.

KZMU News welcomes Doug McMurdo, associate editor of The Times-Independent, to discuss the paper's latest coverage. This week - camping areas are overfull in Moab and SITLA plans to host a public meeting on the Love's truck stop in Spanish Valley. Plus, Moab City pays $25,000 to former city manager Rebecca Davidson in a settlement and $50,000 less in annual salary to Chief Bret Edge than exiting Jim Winder. Tune in.

KZMU News welcomes Doug McMurdo, associate editor of The Times-Independent, to discuss the paper's latest coverage. This week - camping areas are overfull in Moab and SITLA plans to host a public meeting on the Love's truck stop in Spanish Valley. Plus, Moab City pays $25,000 to former city manager Rebecca Davidson in a settlement and $50,000 less in annual salary to Chief Bret Edge than exiting Jim Winder. Tune in.

Moab was recently ranked the most stressed out city in Utah, according to Zippia, a career resource website for people looking for new jobs. Zippia used U.S. Census and Bureau of Labor Statistics data to rank stressed cities across the country. They factored in issues like unemployment, home price to income ratio, and the percentage of uninsured people. KZMU News spoke with Zippia rep Nick Johnson to learn more about why Moab was ranked most stressed in the state.

Moab was recently ranked the most stressed out city in Utah, according to Zippia, a career resource website for people looking for new jobs. Zippia used U.S. Census and Bureau of Labor Statistics data to rank stressed cities across the country. They factored in issues like unemployment, home price to income ratio, and the percentage of uninsured people. KZMU News spoke with Zippia rep Nick Johnson to learn more about why Moab was ranked most stressed in the state.

Moab was recently ranked the most stressed out city in Utah, according to Zippia, a career resource website for people looking for new jobs. Zippia used U.S. Census and Bureau of Labor Statistics data to rank stressed cities across the country. They factored in issues like unemployment, home price to income ratio, and the percentage of uninsured people. KZMU News spoke with Zippia rep Nick Johnson to learn more about why Moab was ranked most stressed in the state.

Moab was recently ranked the most stressed out city in Utah, according to Zippia, a career resource website for people looking for new jobs. Zippia used U.S. Census and Bureau of Labor Statistics data to rank stressed cities across the country. They factored in issues like unemployment, home price to income ratio, and the percentage of uninsured people. KZMU News spoke with Zippia rep Nick Johnson to learn more about why Moab was ranked most stressed in the state.