KZMU News

- Recycling Center to close temporarily during fall remodel

- Utah second most sexist state in nation, according to new data

- AmeriCorps members build capacity across Utah

- Recycling Center to close temporarily during fall remodel

- Utah second most sexist state in nation, according to new data

- AmeriCorps members build capacity across Utah

Tracy Dutson is the latest addition to Moab City staff. His job is to facilitate affordable housing in the community, and he brings over 20 years of experience in this arena. Two weeks in, and he already has a potential project on his plate. KZMU News spoke to Dutson about what it will take to make affordable housing happen in Moab.

Tracy Dutson is the latest addition to Moab City staff. His job is to facilitate affordable housing in the community, and he brings over 20 years of experience in this arena. Two weeks in, and he already has a potential project on his plate. KZMU News spoke to Dutson about what it will take to make affordable housing happen in Moab.

- Curtis Wells nominated for Utah Association of Counties president

- Fire restrictions still in effect, officials urge caution

- Curtis Wells nominated for Utah Association of Counties president

- Fire restrictions still in effect, officials urge caution

- Future shortages forecasted due to low Colorado River levels

- San Juan County launches "monumental" rebrand

- Deaths of two children under investigation in Norwood, CO

- Future shortages forecasted due to low Colorado River levels

- San Juan County launches "monumental" rebrand

- Deaths of two children under investigation in Norwood, CO

KZMU News welcomes Nathaniel Smith of The Times Independent to discuss the paper's most recent coverage. Highlights include the city's plans for an affordable housing development on Walnut Lane that's raising questions about the property's current residents. Volunteerism is up at the Moab Valley Fire Department as new chief T.J. Brewer steps in, regional fires are contributing to poor air quality, Grand County mostly believes climate change is real while neighbor Emery County mostly does not, the police department's fleet gets a new look, and high school sports are gearing up for the season. There's lots to talk about this week, so tune in!

KZMU News welcomes Nathaniel Smith of The Times Independent to discuss the paper's most recent coverage. Highlights include the city's plans for an affordable housing development on Walnut Lane that's raising questions about the property's current residents. Volunteerism is up at the Moab Valley Fire Department as new chief T.J. Brewer steps in, regional fires are contributing to poor air quality, Grand County mostly believes climate change is real while neighbor Emery County mostly does not, the police department's fleet gets a new look, and high school sports are gearing up for the season. There's lots to talk about this week, so tune in!