KZMU News

- San Juan County takes environmentalists to court over gate closure

- Affordable housing tops city budget discussion

- Medical marijuana faces new controversies

- Urban journalists have two-week stint in rural San Juan

- San Juan County takes environmentalists to court over gate closure

- Affordable housing tops city budget discussion

- Medical marijuana faces new controversies

- Urban journalists have two-week stint in rural San Juan

- 32 acres on Spanish Valley Drive set-aside for affordable housing

- Drought conditions have fire experts urging caution in Moab area

- 404 new Utah laws officially in effect today

- Springtime as poetry on “Wild About Utah”

- 32 acres on Spanish Valley Drive set-aside for affordable housing

- Drought conditions have fire experts urging caution in Moab area

- 404 new Utah laws officially in effect today

- Springtime as poetry on “Wild About Utah”

- Arches and Canyonlands provided $294 million to 2017 local, regional economy

- Grand County considers public/private partnership for affordable, pre-fabricated home community

- Medical marijuana initiative faces new opposition from canvassers

- Arches and Canyonlands provided $294 million to 2017 local, regional economy

- Grand County considers public/private partnership for affordable, pre-fabricated home community

- Medical marijuana initiative faces new opposition from canvassers

KZMU’s News and Public Affairs Director Molly Marcello discusses the most compelling local news of the week with Times-Independent Staff Writer Rose Egelhoff. They talk more details on HB 224, which required Grand County to change it’s form of government by 2020. Other issues include the CNS Make a Wish Program for seniors, a new committee to study public transit in Moab, the county’s struggle between hotels and affordable housing, and the first flight from Denver arrives at Moab’s airport.

KZMU’s News and Public Affairs Director Molly Marcello discusses the most compelling local news of the week with Times-Independent Staff Writer Rose Egelhoff. They talk more details on HB 224, which required Grand County to change it’s form of government by 2020. Other issues include the CNS Make a Wish Program for seniors, a new committee to study public transit in Moab, the county’s struggle between hotels and affordable housing, and the first flight from Denver arrives at Moab’s airport.

- Curtis Wells defends actions re: change of government bill

- County News: illegal nightly rentals to face bigger fine; EMS to become special service district

- Glen Canyon fish need more bugs, scientists say

- John Wesley Powell River History Museum opens “Glen Canyon: A River Guide Remembers”

- Curtis Wells defends actions re: change of government bill

- County News: illegal nightly rentals to face bigger fine; EMS to become special service district

- Glen Canyon fish need more bugs, scientists say

- John Wesley Powell River History Museum opens “Glen Canyon: A River Guide Remembers”