Moab PD arrests fugitive wanted in connection with California vehicular homicide
MOAB, Utah, Sept. 2, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — The Moab City Police Department has arrested a man with a nationwide warrant out of California, issued after a vehicular homicide case. Chamkaur Singh, 30, was taken into custody Tuesday, a Moab Police statement says.
via gephardtdaily.comMoabSeptember 2, 2026
Autoridades identifican a la mujer asesinada en Tooele y revelan nuevos detalles del caso
La mujer fue identificada como Silvia Bahena-Mota, de 37 años y residente de Tooele. En una actualización publicada el miércoles, las autoridades dieron a conocer la identidad de la víctima y expresaron sus condolencias a la familia.
via telemundoutah.comTooeleSeptember 2, 2026
Moab’s housing market facing new challenges
The Moab City Council spent much of its Aug. 25 meeting discussing long-term housing within Moab and how a growing supply of apartments and high-end luxury home purchases are beginning to change the local housing market. Confluence Cottages and Skyline Arch Apartments under construction at Arroyo Crossing in September 2024.
via moabtimes.comMoabSeptember 2, 2026
Golf tournament raises $13,300 for Grand County Search and Rescue
Grand County Sheriff Jamison Wiggins and Grand County Search and Rescue Vice Commander Scott Solle pose with Intrepid Potash representatives during the presentation of a $13,300 donation Aug. 27 at the Moab Golf Course. Photo courtesy of the Grand County Sheriff’s Office
In a Facebook post, Intrepid said its Moab team and vendors helped raise the money.
via moabtimes.comMoabSeptember 2, 2026
Rocky Mountain Power Foundation invests in Moab’s youth
The Rocky Mountain Power Foundation has awarded a $6,000 grant to Grand County School District to support two longstanding programs serving local youth: Grand Area Mentoring and the BEACON Afterschool Program. From the left are Daniel McNeil of Grand Area Mentoring, Merlin Rushton of Rocky Mountain Power and Val Callaway of the BEACON Afterschool program.
via moabtimes.comMoabSeptember 2, 2026
Free medical interpreter training could return to Moab this winter
Eighteen participants completed the first Moab cohort of Utah State University Extension's medical interpreter training program this summer, and organizers hope to offer the course again as early as the upcoming winter semester. Participants in the first Moab cohort of Utah State University's medical interpreter training program gather for a July 23 completion celebration at USU-Moab.
via moabtimes.comMoabSeptember 2, 2026
