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Studies show that children often exhibit behavioral changes within the first six months after the arrival of a sibling. Behaviors can include tantrums, regression of any type, sleep disruptions, and anxiety. While these behaviors can be challenging for parents, they are developmentally typical responses to changes around them.
Bluegrass and old-time singer-songwriter Melissa Chelinski will perform at the next Musical Story Hour at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 7, at the Grand County Public Library. Melissa Chelinski From the library: Chilinski is a Utah-based claw-hammer banjoist, multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter who has been a fixture of Salt Lake City's bluegrass and old-time music scene for several years.
Tuesday, Oct. 27, Moab City Council Chambers, 217 East Center St. The regular meeting starts at 6 p.m. Times are approximate. Formal agenda (PDF) (PDF, 11 MB) Public comment is heard near the start of the meeting, limited to three minutes per person.
A judge in Moab is scheduled to hear arguments Thursday, Oct. 29, on motions for summary judgment that could decide most of the lawsuit challenging the state law that made Echo Canyon Utah's first preliminary municipality. Kane Creek Development Watch and Living Rivers filed the suit in February.
Cristin Hofhine, a civil paralegal for Grand County who once served as the county's temporary zoning administrator, has resigned. She sent her resignation letter Oct. 23, and it takes effect Nov. 6, she told the Sun. She said she is joining the team at Moab Regional Hospital.
Grand County Commission Administrator Mark Tyner has resigned. His last day is Nov. 29. "Mark Tyner tendered his resignation late yesterday," county spokesperson Melisa Jeffers told the Sun on Tuesday. "In the meantime, next steps have not been discussed," she said.
The Moab City Planning Commission will hold a public meeting on Nov. 12, 2026, to solicit comments regarding the draft City of Moab Ordinance 2027-01. This ordinance aims to adopt an updated annexation policy plan, a future annexation boundary map, and an anticipated land use of future annexation area map as Appendix C of the City of Moab General Plan.
The Spring City Planning and Zoning Commission has scheduled a regular meeting for Wednesday, October 28, 2026. The meeting is set to begin at 6:30 PM at the Spring City Community Center Council Chamber.
Politics Who should run for president in 2028? Voters aren’t sure Surveys find uncertainty in top members from each party and experts note it will be impacted by how the midterms shake out The midterm election is just a few days away. But after it ends, all eyes will be on top political figures eyeing a 2028 run.
Utah and Michigan are going in different directions in 2026. Here’s what Whittingham said about the start his former team is off to Utah and Michigan are going in two different directions in 2026. The No. 6 Utes, coached by Morgan Scalley, are undefeated and sitting atop the Big 12 after a statement win over No. 14 Houston last week.
Faith Bishops’ prayer over Trump raises a hard question Can you pray for the president without endorsing him? This article was first published in the State of Faith newsletter. Sign up to receive the newsletter in your inbox each Monday night.
As West Jordan continues to evolve, our municipal focus remains firmly on a single overarching goal: building a resilient, self-sustaining local economy that enhances our quality of life while protecting our community’s character. Economic development
Joann Sessions Bowns, a former Southern Utah University science professor and first female chair of the State of Utah Wildlife Board, passed away on October 24, 2026, in Cedar City, Utah.