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About 1,200 people spread across Park City for the community’s third annual 9/11 Day of Service Saturday. They helped with 44 service projects and honored first responders.
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Park City School District preschool enrollment has increased by more than 40% over the last two years. But some students are behind in state benchmarks.
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The Park City Council addressed concerns Thursday that The Mine’s new basketball court wall affects City Park views. Councilmembers decided to keep the wall for now.
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A western Summit County water company is looking for new sources to avert a potential shortfall.
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The art will eventually be part of a Book of Mormon-inspired sculpture garden in the Heber Valley.
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Park City is revisiting its affordable housing strategy and examining the economic and traffic impacts of workforce housing shortages.
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The prescribed burns are expected through November
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The proposed bill to regulate license plate cameras comes moths ahead of the Utah's Legislative Session.
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A local nonprofit is investing in education as two new Wasatch County schools welcome students for the first time.
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The library board considered a book challenge Thursday, and locals spoke out against censorship.
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Summit Land Conservancy is moving forward with a less than 20-acre conservation land easement in the Ogden Valley. The easement furthers the local nonprofit’s goal of land preservation in northern Utah.
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Before Wasatch County passes a budget for 2027, leaders must narrow down a laundry list of funding requests.