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A recent dinosaur dig in northern Grand County yielded fossils that could help explain what followed the disappearance of many of the region's familiar Jurassic dinosaurs. Utah State Paleontologist Jim Kirkland and Assistant State Paleontologist Don DeBlieux collected the fossils at the Ironstone Bonebed, on Bureau of Land Management land near Arches National Park's northern boundary.
Commissioners also approved a smaller recruitment expense allowance for the planning director search and a $10,000 deductible for playground vandalism. Grand County Commission Chair Melodie McCandless speaks during the Oct. 20 commission meeting.
Some of the state's most powerful and influential people huddled around tables in a conference room on Utah's Capitol Hill for a "war games" exercise over the Colorado River. "I think there's a lot of real-world implications," Grand County Commissioner Brian Martinez told FOX 13 News following the activity.
Grand County civil paralegal Cristin Hofhine is leaving Nov. 6 after more than eight years with the county, raising concerns about how the county commission values employees experience and professional judgment. Cristin Hofhine speaks during a Grand County Commission meeting on April 15.
A recent dinosaur dig in northern Grand County yielded fossils that could help explain what followed the disappearance of many of the region’s familiar Jurassic dinosaurs. Assistant state paleontologist Don DeBlieux works at the Ironstone Bonebed in northern Grand County on Oct. 20.
The Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation announced the award Oct. 22 as part of more than $2.1 million for 24 projects statewide through its OHV Recreation Grant program.
The Grand County Commission will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, December 1, 2026, to consider the 2027 tentative budget and an amended 2026 budget. The public is invited to attend the meeting in Moab to provide input on these financial measures.
This is what’s happening in southern Utah this week, Nov. 2-8 Everything from entertainment to recreation across southern Utah. Raven) A collage created by the artist C. Raven, whose story of life as a child bride in Colorado City, Utah, is told in director Jill Orschel's documentary "Snowland," screening Friday, Nov.
The project could triple the ski area’s size but also cut off access to High Mountain and a lookout over Cedar Breaks National Monument. (Courtesy of Thunder Mountain Motorsports) Snowmobilers pass by a lift at the base of Brian Head Resort as part of a Thunder Mountain Motorsports beginner tour.
Trump’s Justice Department is sending a dozen election monitors to Salt Lake County. Election officials have concerns about the expanded effort. Here's what voters should know.
Utah has joined the Federal Trade Commission, six other states, and two local governments in suing Toast, Inc., alleging the company misled restaurant owners with deceptive pricing, false customer support claims and hidden fees. Utah Attorney General Derek Brown is part of the bipartisan coalition that filed the suit on Thursday, according to a press release from the Attorney General's office.
After decades on Utah’s death row, Douglas Carter is out of jail and he wants access to DNA evidence that he says could help identify who the killer was. Prosecutors are pushing back. Investigating Eva Olesen’s death is the police’s job, Deputy Utah County Attorney Chris Ballard told The Salt Lake Tribune — not Carter’s.
Crime scene DNA didn't match a former death row inmate. Now he wants to find whose it is but prosecutors are pushing back. Prosecutors say it's the police's job to investigate who killed Eva Olesen in 1985 not Douglas Carter's. Carter now wants further DNA testing in an effort to prove his innocence.