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PCSD/When the Park City School District notified employees last November of a new policy directing them not to mention vaccines, and to change the subject if students brought them up, KPCW filed a public records request to learn more. Five weeks later, the district issued a partial denial. -
Basin Recreation is looking to spend $100,000 on new equipment for the Fieldhouse in Kimball Junction. One the equipment is replaced, the public will have a chance to buy some of it.
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The 2022 Sundance Film Festival was kicked off with the annual press conference – but rather than being held in Park City’s Egyptian Theater, it was via a zoom webinar. -
Despite a strong December of snowfall, not all of the lifts at Park City Mountain Resort are open for skiers and snowboarders. The resort says staffing issues due to COVID-19 are partly to blame.
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Summit County’s new mask mandate created some challenges at Park City High School last week that resulted in student suspensions.
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Today on the Local News Hour guest include: President of the Wasatch County School Board Tom Hansen talks about Thursday's school board meeting and the school master planning process that's underway, Swaner Preserve Visitor Experience and Exhibit Manager Hunter Klingensmith has details on the extension of the Survival of the Slowest exhibit and Off Screen Sundance Events programmer Dilcia Barrera has a preview of events at this years 2022 Sundance Film Festival
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The Summit County Council announced its intention Wednesday to invite the Tech Center developer to the next council meeting — as well as the local group that formed to oppose the project.
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Many school teachers and staff are out sick with COVID, and a couple of Park City School District parents want to show their support for those on the front lines. KPCW has this report on a grassroots meal train and care package project underway.
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Summit County’s High Valley Transit District saw a sharp increase in daily riders over the holidays, but couldn’t always keep up with the demand.
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Heavy fog blanketed the Snyderville Basin Thursday morning. While it looks a lot like pollution, a combination of cold weather and temperature inversions are to blame for the phenomenon.
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The Park City school board heard reaction on Tuesday to its decision not to move to remote learning amid an unprecedented spike of COVID-19 cases.
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About 200 masked Park City High School Students walked out in protest to Utah State Senate action this week. On Tuesday, the Senate passed a resolution to end the mask mandate in Salt Lake and Summit Counties.
