KZMU News

- Museum of Moab to transform exhibits, story during remodel

- KZMU DJs say "see you later" to general manager Marty Durlin

- Museum of Moab to transform exhibits, story during remodel

- KZMU DJs say "see you later" to general manager Marty Durlin

Moab City plans to purchase an aging trailer park in the West Walnut Lane neighborhood to develop affordable housing. If their plans go through, city leaders are considering what to do about the 40 or so residents currently residing in the trailer park. Ashley Bunton, the managing editor of the Moab Sun News, was there when owner Ed Nelson informed residents of his plans to sell the property. Bunton recently visited KZMU studios and shared the story.

Moab City plans to purchase an aging trailer park in the West Walnut Lane neighborhood to develop affordable housing. If their plans go through, city leaders are considering what to do about the 40 or so residents currently residing in the trailer park. Ashley Bunton, the managing editor of the Moab Sun News, was there when owner Ed Nelson informed residents of his plans to sell the property. Bunton recently visited KZMU studios and shared the story.

- Multicultural Center responds to "panic" after ICE operation

- Better Utah concerned as Utah AG supports reversing LGBTQ discrimination protections at federal level

- Idaho Man pleads guilty to defacing Corona Arch, pays fine

- Multicultural Center responds to "panic" after ICE operation

- Better Utah concerned as Utah AG supports reversing LGBTQ discrimination protections at federal level

- Idaho Man pleads guilty to defacing Corona Arch, pays fine

U.S. Immigration and Custom Enforcement (ICE) detained nine people in Moab on Friday. This action shook the community. Restaurants shuttered their doors Friday night after employees, both documented and undocumented, did not show up for work for fear of being detained. On Saturday afternoon, roughly 50 people gathered at the corner of Main Street and Center Street calling for ICE "to leave Moab alone." Meanwhile, conversations across social media platforms pitted neighbor against neighbor in an ongoing immigration debate. Along with unanswered questions about the nature of the ICE operation, a sense of fear and anxiety remains for Moab's local immigrants.

U.S. Immigration and Custom Enforcement (ICE) detained nine people in Moab on Friday. This action shook the community. Restaurants shuttered their doors Friday night after employees, both documented and undocumented, did not show up for work for fear of being detained. On Saturday afternoon, roughly 50 people gathered at the corner of Main Street and Center Street calling for ICE "to leave Moab alone." Meanwhile, conversations across social media platforms pitted neighbor against neighbor in an ongoing immigration debate. Along with unanswered questions about the nature of the ICE operation, a sense of fear and anxiety remains for Moab's local immigrants.

Today's media highlights from The Times-Independent include the closure of false kiva in Canyonlands National Park, critical staffing levels at Grand County EMS, new educational videos from the travel council, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai's quick Moab visit, and the change of government question on local ballots.

Today's media highlights from The Times-Independent include the closure of false kiva in Canyonlands National Park, critical staffing levels at Grand County EMS, new educational videos from the travel council, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai's quick Moab visit, and the change of government question on local ballots.