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Water covering the Mill Creek Parkway beneath the Main Street bridge has closed that section of the trail, the City of Moab announced Thursday morning. Water covers part of the Mill Creek Parkway beneath the Main Street bridge. Photos courtesy of the City of Moab.
Grand County residents who can't get themselves to a doctor's appointment will be able to book a free ride starting next spring, in town or as far away as Salt Lake City, county officials said. The county announced Tuesday on Facebook that it received a Rural Health Transformation Program grant from the Utah Department of Health and Human Services.
The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for Moab and much of southeast Utah from noon Wednesday, Oct. 21, through noon Friday, Oct. 23. A watch means flooding is possible; the weather service says to monitor forecasts and be alert for possible flood warnings in your area.
Applications for the 2027 sportsman permits opened on Tuesday, Oct. 20. Utah residents can apply for permits online, by calling or visiting the nearest Utah Division of Wildlife Resources office or by calling the hunt-drawing helpline at 855-UTDRAWS (855-883-7297).
A new Moab Museum exhibition will explore how residents and their families came to call the valley home through personal objects, artwork and student contributions. It opens Oct. 22 with free daytime admission. Christine Ottinger and Terby Barnes beside a dune buggy overlooking Moab and Spanish Valley, circa 1960.
There is major flooding along Mill Creek due to heavy rainfall. Several homes have been inundated and waters are still rising. Karen Locke, a member of Grand County Sheriff’s Search and Rescue, promotes CERT at a September Arts & Ag market.
Pumpkins are a great source of vitamin A and other nutrients that help protect our eyes from age-related degeneration and cataracts. Good for heart health. Heart disease is a prevalent chronic disease in America. Eating foods that are good sources of heart-healthy nutrients can decrease the risk of heart disease.
Photo courtesy of the author Note to readers • This article first ran in The Salt Lake Tribune as part of a statewide contest on what Utah teens think about America on its 250th anniversary. It is being republished with permission and was supported through a grant from the American Journalism Project.
Girls Soccer 3A State Semifinals @ Zions Bank Stadium HERRIMAN, Utah-Madelyn Bridges scored twice and the No. 1 Manti Templars blanked No. 4 Richfield 4-0 in the 3A state semifinals Thursday at Zions Bank Stadium.
A packed county commission chamber set the stage for the Carbon County Commissioners' economic development report on Wednesday, Oct. 21, as uncertainty and opposition hang over several proposed projects in the county. “As your county commissioner, I sit down with residents, and they ask me the same fundamental questions.
Construction on a new city hall and police station in Hurricane could begin as early as February 2027 as plans move forward. Hurricane City Mayor Clark Fawcett sat down with St. George News to speak more about the new city facilities and the current state of progress.
This is a developing story that will be updated. The U.S. Department of Justice is sending election monitors to Utah ahead of the Nov. 3 midterms. Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson announced on social media that her office was notified that monitors would be headed to the state.
A report presented to the Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Interim Committee on Oct. 21, 2026, addressed privacy concerns regarding digital tracking and automated license plate readers. The document highlighted federal court precedents regarding warrants and potential data misuse.