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The body of a Texas man who went missing during heavy rainfall and flash flooding last summer near Moab has been located, authorities confirmed. Ray Ankofski, 58, disappeared on June 21, 2024, while…
Voted on arena improvements, McKnight rezone, search for new airport director, resignation of planning commissioner. Discussion of High Density Housing Overlay.
Should appointed officials be held to different speech standards than ordinary citizens? Grand County Planning Commissioner Laura Long faces a request for her resignation for comments opposing the Kane Springs development that she made as a private citizen.
Six Indigenous tribes form the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument Inter-Tribal Coalition to advocate for inclusion in Utah public lands management.
Moab experienced a rare April snowfall on April 1, 2025, with snowflakes and hail. A Freeze Warning is in effect, urging residents to protect plants.
Housing task force surveyed over 500 residents about their living conditions
Moab City Council approved $83K for 18 local programs, including Youth Garden Project, Moab Music Festival, and Stoop Fest.
Demonstrators gathered at the entrance to Arches National Park outside of Moab on March 22, 2025, holding signs supporting federal workers and public lands. This is the second protest in the area in response to recent federal job and funding cuts.
The Moab City Council will meet tonight, Tuesday, March 25, with an early start at 5:30 p.m. to review the city’s updated strategic plan and vote on several major infrastructure projects.
Rocky Mountaineer’s luxury train route now includes a Salt Lake City stop on its Denver-Moab trip, offering a three-day journey starting at $2,123.
