KZMU News

The Cinema Court Fire Fund closed last week with over $107,000 in community donations. KZMU News spoke with Kris Hurlburt, of Grand County's Office of Emergency Management, about distributing the funds and the incredible generosity of Moab and beyond.

The Cinema Court Fire Fund closed last week with over $107,000 in community donations. KZMU News spoke with Kris Hurlburt, of Grand County's Office of Emergency Management, about distributing the funds and the incredible generosity of Moab and beyond.

Willie Grayeyes is back on San Juan's county commission ballot after a federal judge ruled that the Navajo Democrat's candidacy was improperly invalidated. His right to vote is also re-established. After court, Grayeyes looked forward to November's election, and spoke about unity and healing across all backgrounds in San Juan County.

Willie Grayeyes is back on San Juan's county commission ballot after a federal judge ruled that the Navajo Democrat's candidacy was improperly invalidated. His right to vote is also re-established. After court, Grayeyes looked forward to November's election, and spoke about unity and healing across all backgrounds in San Juan County.

The 4th annual Bears Ears Summer Gathering brought together tribes across the four corners region and beyond. Attendees spoke of the need for unity and healing, as well as greater protections for the Bears Ears region. Ashley Bunton, managing editor of The Moab Sun News, attended the event. She shares some of those voices on today's newscast, and reflects about reporting on tribal issues.

[photo credit: Utah Diné Bikéyah]

The 4th annual Bears Ears Summer Gathering brought together tribes across the four corners region and beyond. Attendees spoke of the need for unity and healing, as well as greater protections for the Bears Ears region. Ashley Bunton, managing editor of The Moab Sun News, attended the event. She shares some of those voices on today's newscast, and reflects about reporting on tribal issues.

[photo credit: Utah Diné Bikéyah]

- Teen found safe after going missing on Gemini Bridge trail

- Moab City considers changes to nightly rental codes

- New uniforms will boost performances, GCHS Marching Band says

[photo credit: Grand County Sheriff's Office]

- Teen found safe after going missing on Gemini Bridge trail

- Moab City considers changes to nightly rental codes

- New uniforms will boost performances, GCHS Marching Band says

[photo credit: Grand County Sheriff's Office]

There's lots of news in the local headlines this week, tune in as Times-Independent staff writer Rose Egelhoff shares some of that coverage. Rep. John Curtis spoke with city and county leaders, Moab Police Chief Jim Winder held a press conference regarding Salt Lake County issues, the community wants trails and a park for the UMTRA site, Moab City is changing its contributions policy, and a local family is affected by a suspect funeral home. Tune in!

There's lots of news in the local headlines this week, tune in as Times-Independent staff writer Rose Egelhoff shares some of that coverage. Rep. John Curtis spoke with city and county leaders, Moab Police Chief Jim Winder held a press conference regarding Salt Lake County issues, the community wants trails and a park for the UMTRA site, Moab City is changing its contributions policy, and a local family is affected by a suspect funeral home. Tune in!