Tuesday Dec 8 | Grand Junction Free Press
Whitewater woman killed in Utah car crash
The Utah Highway Patrol says a Colorado woman has been killed in a one-car crash in San Juan County in the southern part of the state.
Schism on the Right! Gay-Hater vs. Mexican-Hater
For your Oscar consideration: 9-1/2 minutes of friction between a Minuteman and a Westboro Baptist, outside last year's Saddleback Church Presidential debate.A Can the GOP hang together in spite of bitter divisions like these?A
Sun Advocate - Carbon County, Utah
Weatherization stimulus money affects areas economy positively
Government stimulus money represents a massive effort to pull the nation out of one of the worst economic downturns in recent memory.
Feds Propose New Regulations For Motorcoaches
The Obama administration said Monday it will propose long-sought safety requirements for long-distance buses, including seatbelts and stronger roof standards.
Humans have inhabited the banks of the San Juan River for at least 8,000 years, leaving evidence such as this well-carved staircase up a rock face.
No More Charges Against Driver in Fatal Bus Crash
The San Juan County attorney says no additional charges will be filed against the driver of a bus that crashed near Mexican Hat in January 2008, killing nine people.
Bus that crashed near Mexican Hat may have been going slower than first thought
The San Juan County attorney says no additional charges will be filed against the driver of the bus that plunged off a road last year and killed nine people, in part because a Utah Highway Patrol investigation conflicts with federal findings.
under the dixie SUN: On the Road to Grandma's House
As a kid I never understood how lucky I was to grow up in southwestern Utah. Nor did I comprehend my good fortune in having grandparents who lived in San Juan County on the other side of the state.
NTSB recommends rural bus crash contingency plans
The National Transportation Safety Board is recommending charter bus companies come up with contingency plans to deal with crashes in remote areas.