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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.
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South Summit School District leadership addressed concerns about a lack of teacher support at a Board of Education meeting this week. Former teachers and a current employee say leaders haven’t done enough.
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Election officials in the Wasatch Back prepare for all kinds of scenarios to protect locals’ right to vote, including responding to recent confusion over mail-in ballots.
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Midway is revisiting how dogs fit into its municipal code. The city council may change its event applications to allow animals on the town square.
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Wildfires have burned more than half a million acres across Utah so far this year, more than double the total acres burned in 2025.
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Attorney Michael Menssen and 5th District Judge Matthew Bell will join the state’s highest court.
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The ruling comes after Utah asked a federal court to dismiss a lawsuit that alleges the state’s book ban law is unconstitutional.
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The city plans to construct a new parking lot about two blocks from the Main Street park.
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The Park City Police Department’s bomb-sniffing dog Bruno will undergo surgery Wednesday to repair some broken bones after falling from a highway overpass.
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Garrett Blaine Harmon, 29, was charged Tuesday with 24 felony counts of aggravated sexual exploitation of a minor. He works as an IT systems administrator for the Park City School District.
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The Park City-based nonprofit is inviting the Wasatch Back to dispose of hazardous materials, yard waste and learn more about water treatment. It is also moving forward with plans for a temporary facility.