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Bureau of Land Management press release EMERY – To protect the long-term health of wild horses and the rangelands they depend on, the Bureau of Land Management has approved a new management plan for the Muddy Creek Herd Management Area in Utah’s San Rafael Swell region. The region’s wild horse population has grown to more than twice the level the range can sustainably support.
The family of a Delta couple who were allegedly stabbed to death by their son shared how they are dealing with "profound pain" since the weekend incident. Neal and Patricia Riding were found stabbed at their home on Halloween night. The couple's son, Rett Mikel Riding, was officially charged Tuesday with two counts of aggravated murder.
Mon, 11/02/2026 - 11:41pm admin San Juan County voters whose travel has been impacted by flooding will be able to return ballots electronically following a Declaration of Emergency Elections Accommodations by the state Lt. Governor Deidre Henderson.
The Town of Castle Valley has cancelled its scheduled Planning and Land Use Commission regular meeting for Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026. The next regular meeting for the commission is scheduled for Dec. 3, 2026.
According to the announcement, those who have a registered email address and have not yet voted will receive a message during Tuesday morning with information about this option. The 163 highway bridge was destroyed.
A flood warning remains in effect for the San Juan River through Thursday afternoon, with officials warning that river levels are expected to rise and crest near 23.5 feet. The surge follows unprecedented rainfall in the Four Corners region that previously caused significant flooding in Bluff and surrounding communities.
Lynn Mecham was identified in city records as a City Council Representative and a member of the Historic Preservation Committee.