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A new statue in Heber is giving Timpanogos descendants a public place to honor one of their most prominent leaders. The landmark is important in Heber Valley history.
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Councilmembers say the public infrastructure districts could help more people achieve homeownership.
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The Wasatch County School District is considering a bell-to-bell cell phone ban. Officials visited Park City High to see how its no-cellphone policy works.
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Heber City leaders are considering a tax abatement program for cost-burdened older residents. Councilmembers haven’t yet decided whether to move forward with the idea.
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Heber City Police use automated license plate reader cameras as part of their work. As use of the technology draws scrutiny across the country, the police chief is assuring locals the data is protected.
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Property taxes are going up in Heber City. The 4.2% increase is lower than what leaders originally proposed.
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Wasatch County’s new high school welcomed students for the first time Tuesday. Deer Creek High seniors want to build a school identity while keeping ties with Wasatch High.
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Wasatch County leaders say they’re not interested in a developer’s proposal to build dozens of homes on state trust lands east of Heber. The land sits beside a proposed town led by the same developer.
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After hearing from residents, the Heber City Council is poised to vote on a proposed property tax increase at a meeting Tuesday.
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While Heber City works to balance its budget, residents say it’s tough to make ends meet. City leaders will decide whether to raise property taxes later this month.
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The Utah Department of Transportation is pushing its finalized plan for the highway into 2027.
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A Park City nonprofit will cut the ribbon on six new community-built homes in Heber this month. The organization is looking for the next set of applicants.