KZMU News

This week, we hear a three-part series from our partners at KUNC titled “Where the River Ends.” Because cities and farms in the southwest rely so heavily on the Colorado River, its last 100 miles in northern Mexico run dry. It’s a clear illustration that every drop of the river is spoken for. Tune in and learn more.

[photo: The Colorado River's inability to reach the Pacific Ocean has become one of its defining characteristics, emblematic of the southwest's reliance on the overallocated river system. Luke Runyon/KUNC]

This week, we hear a three-part series from our partners at KUNC titled “Where the River Ends.” Because cities and farms in the southwest rely so heavily on the Colorado River, its last 100 miles in northern Mexico run dry. It’s a clear illustration that every drop of the river is spoken for. Tune in and learn more.

[photo: The Colorado River's inability to reach the Pacific Ocean has become one of its defining characteristics, emblematic of the southwest's reliance on the overallocated river system. Luke Runyon/KUNC]

KZMU welcomes associate editor Doug McMurdo to the studio for a discussion on the paper's latest coverage. This week - Bret Edge will replace Jim Winder as Chief of the Moab City Police Department, former city manager Rebecca Davidson reaches a settlement agreement in her case against Moab City, and the U.S. Post Office receives another round of complaints about missing mail in Moab. Also, an update on the below and above-ground improvements to 100 West. Tune in!

KZMU welcomes associate editor Doug McMurdo to the studio for a discussion on the paper's latest coverage. This week - Bret Edge will replace Jim Winder as Chief of the Moab City Police Department, former city manager Rebecca Davidson reaches a settlement agreement in her case against Moab City, and the U.S. Post Office receives another round of complaints about missing mail in Moab. Also, an update on the below and above-ground improvements to 100 West. Tune in!

KZMU welcomes associate editor Doug McMurdo to the studio for a discussion on the paper's latest coverage. This week - Bret Edge will replace Jim Winder as Chief of the Moab City Police Department, former city manager Rebecca Davidson reaches a settlement agreement in her case against Moab City, and the U.S. Post Office receives another round of complaints about missing mail in Moab. Also, an update on the below and above-ground improvements to 100 West. Tune in!

KZMU welcomes associate editor Doug McMurdo to the studio for a discussion on the paper's latest coverage. This week - Bret Edge will replace Jim Winder as Chief of the Moab City Police Department, former city manager Rebecca Davidson reaches a settlement agreement in her case against Moab City, and the U.S. Post Office receives another round of complaints about missing mail in Moab. Also, an update on the below and above-ground improvements to 100 West. Tune in!

We’ve heard a lot of comments about our two-part story on the Planned Affordable Development (PAD) ordinance, Moab City, and the fear of loss when it comes to the affordable housing crisis. It’s very clear people feel passionately about their own vision for Moab, and their personal housing story within it. If our two-part piece struck you - in a good way or in bad way – we’d like to hear from you. Tell us how your personal experience informs your thoughts on affordable housing, density, and change in Moab. Drop a line to [email protected]. Housing is an ongoing conversation, and it takes all voices to tell the story.

We’ve heard a lot of comments about our two-part story on the Planned Affordable Development (PAD) ordinance, Moab City, and the fear of loss when it comes to the affordable housing crisis. It’s very clear people feel passionately about their own vision for Moab, and their personal housing story within it. If our two-part piece struck you - in a good way or in bad way – we’d like to hear from you. Tell us how your personal experience informs your thoughts on affordable housing, density, and change in Moab. Drop a line to [email protected]. Housing is an ongoing conversation, and it takes all voices to tell the story.

We’ve heard a lot of comments about our two-part story on the Planned Affordable Development (PAD) ordinance, Moab City, and the fear of loss when it comes to the affordable housing crisis. It’s very clear people feel passionately about their own vision for Moab, and their personal housing story within it. If our two-part piece struck you - in a good way or in bad way – we’d like to hear from you. Tell us how your personal experience informs your thoughts on affordable housing, density, and change in Moab. Drop a line to [email protected]. Housing is an ongoing conversation, and it takes all voices to tell the story.

We’ve heard a lot of comments about our two-part story on the Planned Affordable Development (PAD) ordinance, Moab City, and the fear of loss when it comes to the affordable housing crisis. It’s very clear people feel passionately about their own vision for Moab, and their personal housing story within it. If our two-part piece struck you - in a good way or in bad way – we’d like to hear from you. Tell us how your personal experience informs your thoughts on affordable housing, density, and change in Moab. Drop a line to [email protected]. Housing is an ongoing conversation, and it takes all voices to tell the story.