The Salt Lake Tribune) Protesters have a parade during a rally near the proposed construction site for nuclear reactors in Green River, Utah on May 19, 2012.

Utah Highway Patrol officials say a 1998 Jeep Cherokee driven by a 50-year-old Colorado man was traveling northbound in a construction zone on SR-191 near milepost 129 just after 1 a.m. when his vehicle drifted out of its lane into the construction zone.

Your Occupy Moab team is pleased to announce David Cobb, attorney and organizer for the Move To Amend campaign is coming to Moab on Saturday May 12.

Many people go to Moab to ride their bikes.A Some go there to climb the red rocks, or raft, fish, jeep, or camp.A But I wonder if those folks ever take the time to stop and think how beautiful the drive is, just getting to Moab? True, there is a couple of different ways that [...]

Imagine living a life of abundance-without ever spending a dime. It’s a concept that Daniel Suelo claims is possible, and he is living proof.

The Grand County Board of Education’s search for a new superintendent is over. Scott Crane, superintendent of Blackfoot School District No.

A California woman is facing drug charges in Mesa County after police discovered over eight-pounds of methamphetamine upon dismantling her Jeep.

Prosecutors in the John Edwards trial showed their most damning evidence against John Edwards before resting their case.

The manhunt for murder and kidnapping suspect Adam Mayes is now over. Police say he killed himself after they caught up with him in Mississippi.

It takes about 21 hours to get there and my riding posse will tell you without hesitation that it is worth the drive.

A Moab man could spend years in prison for repeatedly sexually abusing a young girl.

Liberal Boot-Licking Lackeys Blame System, Not Soldier Higher-up Hall Passes The Mormon Motive What a Wonderful World Correction: “The Anti-Mormon Moment” Thank a Progressive Suburbs Are for Suckers Washington Needs a Utah Hero More Like Corporate Rights Anyone heard of Cherub wine? End of an Era: UDABC Wine Czar Resigns Don’t Be a Sucker Trinchero [...]

One benefit to an early arrival of spring is the opportunity it lends for road construction to get a head start on the busy summer.

Escape the mud-season blues on Saturday, May 12, at “Kids‘ Day on Main Street,” hosted by the Historic Park City Alliance .

Native American flute teacher Nancy Haga plays from her soul at Dead Horse Point in Moab a couple of weeks ago.

LuxoTruck For 2012, Ram Truck will expand its model lineup by adding the new, top-of-the-line Ram Laramie Limited.

Nature Photography Boot Camp In this intensive, one-day workshop we’ll visit at least three stunning locations around Moab to photograph Canyon Country in the warm light of sunrise and sunset.

Tribune file photo) Four Alpine Valley Care Center residents with one staff member assigned to each takes to the Colorado River above Moab on a one day whitewater raft trip.

Despite weeks of debate by the Grand County Council and a number of letters objecting to a proposed increase to the transient room tax in Grand County, council members passed the measure by a 4-3 vote this week.

Despite weeks of debate by the Grand County Council and a number of letters objecting to a proposed increase to the transient room tax in Grand County, council members passed the measure by a 4-3 vote this week.

Despite weeks of debate by the Grand County Council and a number of letters objecting to a proposed increase to the transient room tax in Grand County, council members passed the measure by a 4-3 vote this week.

Despite weeks of debate by the Grand County Council and a number of letters objecting to a proposed increase to the transient room tax in Grand County, council members passed the measure by a 4-3 vote this week.

Despite weeks of debate by the Grand County Council and a number of letters objecting to a proposed increase to the transient room tax in Grand County, council members passed the measure by a 4-3 vote this week.

Bill Groff, along with his brother Robin and dad John, started Rim Cyclery and the mountain bike revolution in Moab in 1983 after the uranium mining industry collapsed.

Bill Groff, along with his brother Robin and dad John, started Rim Cyclery and the mountain bike revolution in Moab in 1983 after the uranium mining industry collapsed.