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…
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.
Commissioners approved short-term funding while pushing for long-term solutions—like partnerships, tax strategies, and cross-county agreements—to ensure EMS stays strong in Grand County.
Grand County’s new pre-trial services program is already making an impact—keeping people out of jail, speeding up court cases, and connecting participants with treatment and support. Learn how officials plan to keep it going.
Authorities confirmed that a body buried under the name “John Doe” is actually that of Robby Lynn Peay, a 17-year-old from Provo who disappeared in 1982.
Much of Moab is without power, part of a string of outages from Green River to Mexican Hat beginning around 6:30 p.m. that are affecting almost 10,000 Rocky Mountain Power customers.
Power could remain out until tomorrow morning, according to the utility.
A judge dismissed the final claim in a lawsuit challenging Grand County and Moab’s OHV noise ordinances, citing a lack of legal standing. The ruling concluded plaintiffs failed to show clear injury or enforcement impacts.
A Utah judge dismissed a $50 million wrongful death lawsuit against the Moab Police Department filed by Gabby Petito’s parents, citing the state’s Governmental Immunity Act. Petito’s family plans to appeal, arguing the law unconstitutionally limits wrongful death claims.
Weekend storms produce yet another flash flood event
Partway through a busy fire season, and over half of Utah’s wildfires have been started by humans
