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Highlights the Moab Music Festival which will be held in Moab, Utah on September 23, 2004. Featured musicians; Ticket price.

Reports on the State of Court of Appeals' ruling that Mormon church officials are not responsible for notifying their members if a known sexual predator is in their congregation in Utah.

Reports on a Utah court ruling which held that Wanda Barzee is incompetent to stand trial for the kidnapping of Elizabeth Smart in 2002.

Reports on the search for Lori Kay Hacking, a woman missing since July 19, 2004 in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Reports that Indian tribe leaders in Utah have expressed concern over handling of archeological ruins. Publicity surrounding the antiquities following the sale of a ranch in the Range Creek area; Possible desecration of the graves of their ancestors; Legal provisions regarding human remains.

Reports on the start of the work by the first state director of the Office of Child Welfare Parental Defense in Utah.

Features the Camelot Adventure Lodge, a bed-breakfast-camel inn in Moab, Utah. Owners; Accommodations; Touring opportunities; Travel details. INSET: Getting Good Mileage on Sand..

Reports on the recovery of the remains of Lori Hacking by the police at a country landfill after searching through tons of garbage in Salt Lake City, Utah. Charges of murder against her husband Mack Hacking; Confession of Mack Hacking to shooting his wife and dumping her body in a trash bin.

Reports on the decision of the Utah state and the federal government to sue the Boy Scouts of America due to their role in starting a wildfire in 2002 citing the ban on open fires at the time of the fire in Summit County.

Reports that protesters from the environmental group Earth Liberation Front may have been responsible for a fire that damaged a lumberyard in West Jordan, Utah.

Reports that Christina Axson-Flynn, a Mormon woman who says she was forced out of a theater program at the University of Utah because she would not read from a script with profanity argues in a lawsuit that the episode violates her constitutional right of free speech. Background of the case; Rule in changing the copyrighted words of a playwright; Allegations of a larger anti-Mormon bias at the University.

Features the Hell's Backbone Grill restaurant in Boulder, Utah. Menu; Specialty of the restaurant; Proprietors; History of Hell's Backbone; Reasons behind the popularity of the restaurant.

Reports that Chief Judge Dee Benson of Federal District Court in Salt Lake City has upheld the establishment of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument in Utah.

Reports that Melissa Ann Rowland of Salt Lake City, Utah, has been charged with murder because one of her twins was stillborn after she refused her doctor's advice to undergo a Caesarean section. Allegation by prosecutors that she said she would rather lose the babies than be scarred by surgery.

Reports on the passage of a bill by the state legislature making lethal injection the exclusive form of execution in the state of Utah thereby terminating the alternative choice for a firing squad.