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Matt Sampson/KPCWAs the Utah Department of Transportation fine-tunes plans for the Heber Valley bypass, the agency is considering changes to the section of the highway that will go through the North Fields. -
Wasatch County Emergency ManagementThe Buck Basin Fire is burning several miles southeast of Timber Lakes.
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State health officials say hydrogen sulfide levels do not appear to be making residents sick. It's unclear if officials will study other compounds. -
Summit County is looking to protect open space from power- and water-intensive industrial campuses. -
Park City is one of several areas that could break heat records this weekend as the National Weather Service issues extreme heat warnings across Utah. -
Hideout has approved its fiscal year 2027 budget, with a general fund that’s about $400,000 higher than the previous year. -
The recreation district announced the bond amount and launched a community survey Wednesday. -
Heber City leaders are debating whether to allow developers to levy special taxes in a neighborhood in the northern section of town. The council will discuss the proposal again July 21. -
Community leaders disagree, sometimes strongly, over how to manage the mostly untouched western Summit County property. -
Wasatch County and Midway City leaders have now pledged open space dollars to protect local farmland forever. Both easements still need to secure additional funding. -
Nordic Combined was dropped from the 2030 Olympic program to achieve gender parity, but it could be eligible for future inclusion at the 2034 Olympics in Utah. -
The Park City Golf Club’s aging irrigation system needs an upgrade. Residents support additional improvements as well.
