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Longtime KPCW morning anchor Leslie Thatcher is retiring from KPCW at the end of the year after 36 years with the station. She has helped keep the Wasatch Back informed since 1990.
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The Park City Planning Commission is largely satisfied with new Bonanza Park building height proposals. Commissioners still have traffic and parking concerns.
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Activist investor Oasis Management has nominated four people to Vail Resorts’ board in an apparent effort to influence the mountain resort company. One is Park City’s Picabo Street.
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Ivory Homes is asking state leaders to change the law that allows developers to form their own towns, after an unsuccessful bid to incorporate in Summit County.
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Park City Ski and Snowboard is recruiting volunteers for dozens of competitions this winter, even though the first snow is still months away.
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Buying a home is out of reach for almost all renters in the Wasatch Back, according to new research on the Utah housing market.
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About a third of the residents of Independence, including the former mayor, want to dissolve their Wasatch County town amid talks over future development.
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Junction Commons owners got the green light Tuesday to redevelop the shopping center. New plans include 220 affordable housing units.
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UPDATE: The soft opening for the new Kimball Junction Summit County Library branch is delayed, the team is still planning on an Oct. 3 grand opening.
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Tens of thousands of people descended on Park City’s Main Street Monday for annual Miners Day celebrations, which honor the town’s mining past.
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Park City’s mountains hold decades of mining history that locals have worked to preserve. A new interactive trail takes hikers, bikers and chairlift riders on a trip through time.
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Wasatch County residents are now waiting for a decision from the state’s highest court on the future of the Heber Valley temple after oral arguments Friday.