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"Real local control," an Ivory Homes representative said Wednesday, "is with the property owner."
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The owner of Park Meadows Plaza on Kearns Boulevard is proposing a major redevelopment with affordable housing.
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Community Action Services will close its Heber City pantry after more than eight years.
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Two major winter sports competitions are coming to Park City on back-to-back weekends in January. Tourism officials are building on the events as advance winter lodging bookings remain below last year.
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Complaints of state overreach on zoning issues have turned into rallying cries for local self-government.
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Wasatch Back Meals on Wheels is facing a funding shortage that’s left more than 300 seniors on its waiting list for meal deliveries.
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Western Summit County has a unique process of auditing water suppliers each year.
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Park City is asking residents to once again weigh in on the Little Kate Road project. The new design includes a buffered bike lane.
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Voters in two Silver Creek precincts received incorrect ballots due to a mapping error, the county says.
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Wasatch County leaders will consider changing the zoning rule at the center of a yearslong dispute over a teen treatment facility already operating east of Heber Wednesday.
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Vail Resorts says activist investor Oasis Management has been working with Park City billionaire Matthew Prince. The resort company is raising concerns about conflicts of interest.
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Richins asked for new representation in a financial crimes case that was put on hold during her murder trial.