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It's the most horrific sight a parent or sibling can come across. They often times are the ones finding their loved ones after committing suicide.
City PC approves plan for townhomes on 400 North
The Moab City Planning Commission has approved a concept plan for the construction of several new townhomes that will be located at 720 West 400 North, despite concerns from several members of the commission.
New sushi restaurant banks on Layton's future
Layton a The restaurant sits on a wide street where the whir of speeding SUVs almost never stops.
Holy Water Buffalo ready for the next step
Holy Water Buffalo has been busy over the past few months. The Heber-based band has released two new singles and a music video.
Moab-Salt Lake bus route on hold
Last year Pocatello, Idaho-based shuttle service Salt Lake Express won a federal grant to provide bus service from Moab to Salt Lake City with stops in Monticello and Blanding twice a day.
Mountain biking database aims to connect bikers, trails
A mountain biker reaches the top of a steep pitch while riding the 12.7-mile Slickrock trail in Moab, Utah., Monday, March 27, 2006.
New sushi restaurant banks on Layton's future
Layton a The restaurant sits on a wide street where the whir of speeding SUVs almost never stops.
BLM gives green light to Hatch Point potash exploration
Australia-based Potash Minerals Inc. has received approval from the U.S. Bureau of Land Management to drill exploratory holes for potash at Hatch Point in San Juan County.
California teen dies in southern Utah fall
Grand County and San Juan County dispatchers confirmed that Christina Elizabeth Allen, of San Luis Obispo, Calif., fell Tuesday night in the Kane Springs area, about 15 miles southwest of Moab.
Max Vadnais Snowmass Sun Devlin Petrillo, of Aspen, looks out toward the La Sal mountain range from the Slickrock Trail near Moab on May 4. Jill Beathard/Snowmass Sun Andrea Cargill and Courtney Ilacqua, both of Aspen, soak in the sight of the Delicate Arch in Arches National Park on May 4. Max Vadnais/Snowmass Sun The group looks out over a cliff ... (more)
Preliminary hearings set for woman and two teens implicated in Moab homicide
A woman and two teens charged in connection with the shooting death of a Moab man are scheduled for preliminary hearings in September.
Moab's Steph Davis making most of her 'vertical cravings'
In a daily routine as practiced as a shower or a morning jog, she hikes to the top of one of the 400-foot sandstone towers near Moab, accompanied by her husband Mario Richard and her dog Cajun.
Police ID man who died in Moab rope swing accident
Not quite a week after proposing to his girlfriend, Adam Weber fell from a rope swing near Moab and died.
Another rope-swing death near Moab, Utah
A man died Sunday after falling 200 feet while swinging from a rope stretched across a canyon near Moab, Utah, sheriff's authorities in Grand County report.
Man falls 200 feet in canyon from swing
A man and a woman were rappelling in Day Canyon, just west of Moab, when the accident occurred, the sheriff's office reported.
Brian Nicholson: Cyclists enjoy Italian flavor at Grand Fondo Moab bike race
Four years ago, after Karen Guzman-Newton and her husband, Scott Newton, had spent around 12 years competing in cycling races in Italy, France and Spain, they decided to bring the Italian cycling tradition to Moab.
Kodiak visitor bureau seeks new director
The Kodiak Daily Mirror says Discover Kodiak's current director Janet Buckingham is resigning after more than five years in the position so she can move back to Moab, Utah, to be closer to her family.
BLM gives green light to Hatch Point potash exploration
Australia-based Potash Minerals Inc. has received approval from the U.S. Bureau of Land Management to drill exploratory holes for potash at Hatch Point in San Juan County.
Graffiti painted on 400 North fence makes threats to Mexicans
Graffiti painted on a wooden fence on 400 North has raised concerns among Moab's Latino community.
Bus service linking Moab and Salt Lake City hits snag
Proposed daily bus service between Moab and Salt Lake City has been put on hold because the bus company does not meet Americans With Disabilities Act requirements to receive needed federal funding.