KZMU News

- Bears Ears draft management plans go public on Friday

- Electric car charging stations installed in Moab City

- Bighorn Sheep in Zion falling ill

- Bears Ears draft management plans go public on Friday

- Electric car charging stations installed in Moab City

- Bighorn Sheep in Zion falling ill

On Tuesday, the Moab City Council discussed banning single use plastic bags. Some revisions still need to be made to their draft ordinance, but all five members of the council expressed interest in moving forward. Community outreach is expected to begin after their next meeting in August, and an official vote on the ban may come this September. In addition to council coverage, KZMU News revisits a conversation with Dr. Roslynn Brain McCann, who proposed the ban to Moab City.

On Tuesday, the Moab City Council discussed banning single use plastic bags. Some revisions still need to be made to their draft ordinance, but all five members of the council expressed interest in moving forward. Community outreach is expected to begin after their next meeting in August, and an official vote on the ban may come this September. In addition to council coverage, KZMU News revisits a conversation with Dr. Roslynn Brain McCann, who proposed the ban to Moab City.

- Multicultural Center important resource for bilingual students, parents

- New U of U research on discussing race with children

- Multicultural Center important resource for bilingual students, parents

- New U of U research on discussing race with children

The U.S. Geological Survey keeps track of how much water flows through rivers and streams across the country. This work helps plan for shortages or even brace for floods. But there are more waterways than the agency is able to track, so they added a new tool that will not only help them cover more ground, but also help them learn more about this precious resource - all without ever touching a drop. [photo credit: H20 Radio]

The U.S. Geological Survey keeps track of how much water flows through rivers and streams across the country. This work helps plan for shortages or even brace for floods. But there are more waterways than the agency is able to track, so they added a new tool that will not only help them cover more ground, but also help them learn more about this precious resource - all without ever touching a drop. [photo credit: H20 Radio]

There's a lot to talk about this week with Times-Independent staff writer Rose Egelhoff. Moab City reached a settlement with Mike Toninelli over a zoning dispute, a gun range is in the works near Ken's Lake, bike tech classes are coming to the high school, and Grand County Search and Rescue is the busiest team in the state. In addition to these stories, we talk about where all this haze is coming from. Tune in!

There's a lot to talk about this week with Times-Independent staff writer Rose Egelhoff. Moab City reached a settlement with Mike Toninelli over a zoning dispute, a gun range is in the works near Ken's Lake, bike tech classes are coming to the high school, and Grand County Search and Rescue is the busiest team in the state. In addition to these stories, we talk about where all this haze is coming from. Tune in!