KZMU News

- Trump's "energy dominance" at work on Utah's public lands

- EPA wants Gold King lawsuits tossed

- New bill aims to address NPS maintenance backlog

- Trump's "energy dominance" at work on Utah's public lands

- EPA wants Gold King lawsuits tossed

- New bill aims to address NPS maintenance backlog

In an effort to address what they're calling "Moab's recycling predicament," local nonprofit WabiSabi wants to fund an outstanding community project that focuses on creative reuse. The nonprofit will fund such a project up to $2500, hoping to promote the responsible use of resources.

In an effort to address what they're calling "Moab's recycling predicament," local nonprofit WabiSabi wants to fund an outstanding community project that focuses on creative reuse. The nonprofit will fund such a project up to $2500, hoping to promote the responsible use of resources.

- Reveal says BLM mistakenly released report, BLM says no

- Western rivers transformed into classical music

- Reveal says BLM mistakenly released report, BLM says no

- Western rivers transformed into classical music

- Local teen faces charges in Cinema Court Fire

- Two suffer injuries after gas explosion near Cisco

- KZMU News is now available as a podcast

[photo credit: Jimmy Foy]

- Local teen faces charges in Cinema Court Fire

- Two suffer injuries after gas explosion near Cisco

- KZMU News is now available as a podcast

[photo credit: Jimmy Foy]

Tensions rise as the travel council's advisory board questions marketing in Moab. Times-Independent staff writer Rose Egelhoff is in the studios to discuss that issue, and others from their coverage this week. Also on the docket are upcoming middle school construction projects, as the school district eyes property for employee housing. Single stream recycling may be on the horizon for Moab, and Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke faces criticism from Democrats regarding the Office of Inspector General. Tune in.

Tensions rise as the travel council's advisory board questions marketing in Moab. Times-Independent staff writer Rose Egelhoff is in the studios to discuss that issue, and others from their coverage this week. Also on the docket are upcoming middle school construction projects, as the school district eyes property for employee housing. Single stream recycling may be on the horizon for Moab, and Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke faces criticism from Democrats regarding the Office of Inspector General. Tune in.