KZMU News

- McCann outlines transition for Moab if plastic bags are banned

- Cinema Court Fire fund raises over $99,000

- Class D roads get maintenance funding, environmentalists raise questions

- McCann outlines transition for Moab if plastic bags are banned

- Cinema Court Fire fund raises over $99,000

- Class D roads get maintenance funding, environmentalists raise questions

- Utah lawmakers propose 3-digit number for mental health crises

- Scientists study how wildfire affects water resources

[photo courtesy of InciWeb]

- Utah lawmakers propose 3-digit number for mental health crises

- Scientists study how wildfire affects water resources

[photo courtesy of InciWeb]

In an effort to reduce local impacts on the waste stream, more communities than ever are now banning single-use plastic bags. Now, Dr. Roslynn Brain McCann, USU's Sustainable Communities Extension Specialist, wants Moab to ban the bag. McCann will present her case to the Moab City Council on Wednesday.

In an effort to reduce local impacts on the waste stream, more communities than ever are now banning single-use plastic bags. Now, Dr. Roslynn Brain McCann, USU's Sustainable Communities Extension Specialist, wants Moab to ban the bag. McCann will present her case to the Moab City Council on Wednesday.

- Statewide oil and gas lease sale includes Moab parcels - comment before July 31st at http://go.usa.gov/xUWdx

- Moab Community Childcare draws attention to the daycare gap

- Statewide oil and gas lease sale includes Moab parcels - comment before July 31st at http://go.usa.gov/xUWdx

- Moab Community Childcare draws attention to the daycare gap

Times-Independent staff writer Rose Egelhoff joins Molly Marcello in the studios to discuss the paper's latest stories. The pair talk about the postponed economic study for an Arches reservation system, the latest in commercial property taxes, new vandalism of the Grandstaff trailhead sign, upcoming oil and gas leases for sale, and the closure of the Szechuan Restaurant due to health code violations.

Times-Independent staff writer Rose Egelhoff joins Molly Marcello in the studios to discuss the paper's latest stories. The pair talk about the postponed economic study for an Arches reservation system, the latest in commercial property taxes, new vandalism of the Grandstaff trailhead sign, upcoming oil and gas leases for sale, and the closure of the Szechuan Restaurant due to health code violations.