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Ahead of the Pioneer Day holiday this week, Utah lifted its default personal fireworks ban and returned the authority over restrictions to cities, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox announced Monday.
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Adaptive doesn’t mean easy. A new documentary is coming to the Wasatch Back, working to change how people think about accessible bike trails.
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The Wasatch Back is at risk for flash floods through Friday, along with the rest of Utah.
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Bear Canyon, a proposed town near Sundance, can’t go forward because it didn’t meet all the state’s requirements. It’s not yet clear whether another application will be accepted in its stead.
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Utah health advocates warn that higher insurance premiums following the end of Affordable Care Act subsidies have led thousands of residents to lose coverage, and enrollment could decline even further.
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Voters could approve up to $150 million in bonds to roughly triple fitness offerings with two new buildings.
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Utah Division of Air Quality has no plans to remove public comment requirements, director says.
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Traffic delays will continue into August across the Wasatch Back. Additional turn lanes, moving utilities and road repaving will affect roads from Park City to Kimball Junction.
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Wasatch County has a new roadmap to guide its land use and development decisions. A year and a half of work went into the general plan update.
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July is Disability Pride month and the local business community is partnering with the National Ability Center and Park City Chamber to launch a new accessibility program with Wheel the World.
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Summit County librarians have tens of thousands of books to move. Here's how to help.
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A $23.5 million home near Park City shows how the nation’s luxury housing market is no longer about extravagance.