Woman and child found dead in Canyonlands National Park; deaths investigated as murder-suicide
Names have not been released publicly, but authorities said the pair was reported missing from Colorado on January 7.
Moab’s New Year’s Baby: Raul Lopez born at Moab Regional Hospital
Moab Regional Hospital welcomed its first baby of 2026 on the morning of January 2, joining his proud mother, Josephina Ordaz Lopez, and two siblings.
Upzoning, salaries, and housing policy up for discussion at tonight’s commission meeting
Tonight’s Grand County Commission meeting includes a public hearing on a proposed rezoning along Spanish Valley Drive, followed by a wide slate of votes from board appointments to using public funds for affordable housing.
Cosmo’s Corner: Brush up at story time this Saturday
Join Cosmo the Library Cat for ‘Tooth Tales,’ a fun, tooth-themed story hour with free goodies, happening Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at the Grand County Public Library!
In Memory of Arlis Ann Roberts
Arlis Ann Roberts, beloved Moab matriarch, was known for her voice, gardens, and warmth. She touched many lives through work, song, and family — a legacy that lives on.
Grand County Budget Woes – Opinion from Commissioner Trish Hedin
Grand County Commissioner Trish Hedin talks about the story behind the county’s current budget shortfall, including revenue changes, reserve spending, and rising expenditures.
“Fiscal responsibility? What about Grand County commissioners’ spending?” An opinion column from Dave Bodner
“The reckless, mysterious spending of Martinez, McCurdy and Winfield belies any pretense of transparency and fiscal responsibility.” Submit your own Letter to the Editor!
Cosmo’s Corner: Purr-fect Resolutions for the New Year
Cosmo the Library Cat shares his playful take on New Year’s resolutions—from fitness tips to crafty hobbies—all available with a little help from Grand County Public Library!
In Memory of Stella Lopez
Celebrating the life of Stella Lopez: “In lieu of flowers, please honor her memory by doing as she did: love someone who needs it, feed someone who is hungry, and welcome someone who feels alone.”
Utah leaders are hindering efforts to develop solar despite a goal to double state’s energy supply
The Utah State Legislature is slowing solar development even as Rocky Mountain Power customers face higher electricity bills.