Moab couple accused of child torture pleads no contest to reduced charges
On Tuesday, Jeremiah pleaded no contest to attempted child torture, amended down to a second-degree felony.
Jeremiah and Jennifer Perkins enter no-contest pleas on Oct.
When asked by the judge, both Perkins acknowledged they were entering the plea because there is a risk that they would be convicted of child torture at trial.
via ABC 4MoabOctober 6, 2026
Read the transcript: What Grand County clerk/auditor candidates said at the League of Women Voters forum - Moab Sun News
Gabriel Woytek and Kenneth Minor answered questions at the League of Women Voters of Southeast Utah’s candidates forum on Oct. 5 at the MARC in Moab. Each gave a 90-second opening statement, answered three questions drawn from community input the League collected over the summer, and gave a closing statement.
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Read the transcript: What Grand County Commission District 5 candidates said at the League of Women Voters forum - Moab Sun News
Commissioner Mike McCurdy and Everett Hildenbrandt answered questions at the League of Women Voters of Southeast Utah’s candidates forum on Oct. 5 at the MARC in Moab. Each gave a 90-second opening statement, answered three questions drawn from community input the League collected over the summer, and gave a closing statement.
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LWV Candidates Forum Oct. 5, 2026: Full Transcript and Audio
The League of Women Voters of Southeast Utah held its candidates forum Oct. 5 at the MARC in Moab, a nonpartisan event the moderator said the League has hosted for 46 consecutive years.
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Canyonlands Field Institute co-founder Karla VanderZanden named to Utah nonprofit Hall of Fame - Moab Sun News
Karla Vander Zanden, who co-founded Moab’s Canyonlands Field Institute in 1984, is one of the Utah Nonprofits Association’s 2026 Hall of Fame honorees. The association recognized this year’s honorees Sept. 30 at its annual conference at the Davis Conference Center in Layton.
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A new health center plans to open in Moab in January - Moab Sun News
Moab residents are getting another place to go for health care. Two Rivers Community Health, a nonprofit health center based in Green River, plans to start seeing medical patients in Moab in January. Over time, it plans to offer primary care, mental health care, substance use treatment and dental care in one place, according to a Sept.
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Cosmo's Corner: Collective Effervescence - Moab Sun News
Meow and greetings, my fellow raconteurs! It’s Cosmo the Library Cat, writing from my cozy nest in the Moab Library. Today I’d like to share an excellent opportunity for those of you who enjoy telling stories or listening to stories, and that’s pretty much all of us, I believe!
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Read the transcript: What Grand County Commission at-large candidates said at the League of Women Voters forum - Moab Sun News
Rory Paxman and Neal Herbert answered questions at the League of Women Voters of Southeast Utah’s candidates forum on Oct. 5 at the MARC in Moab. Each gave a 90-second opening statement, answered three questions drawn from community input the League collected over the summer, and gave a closing statement.
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Moab Red Devils take second in Division 2 at first home race in four years - Moab Sun News
The Moab Red Devils finished second in Division 2 at Mud Springs on Sept. 26, in the team's first home race in four years. Highland won the division again, 2,313 points to Moab's 2,288, according to league timing results. It was the third race of the Region 3 season for the high school team and the last of the year for the Junior Devo middle school squad.
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Outerbike riders test mountain bikes on Moab trails
Outerbike drew nearly 500 attendees each day to the Moab Brands trails north of Moab Oct. 2-4, giving riders a chance to test mountain bikes on area trails, according to organizer Mark Sevenoff. An attendee, left, gets help with a mountain bike at an exhibitor’s booth during Outerbike, a mountain bike demo event held Oct.
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Salt Lake City flights are back in Moab. Here's what travelers should know.
SkyWest Airlines returned to Canyonlands Regional Airport on Oct. 1, restoring commercial flights between Moab and Salt Lake City. Year-round Denver service is scheduled to begin Oct. 7.
via Salt Lake TribuneSalt Lake CityOctober 6, 2026