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Mountain bikers of all ages and abilities battled up Park City’s “Puke Hill” Saturday. The annual National Ability Center event raised $700,000 this year.
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The final pieces of the Thaynes Mine restoration include building a new roof and installing mesh grids on the windows.
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The final Park Silly Sunday Market of the 2026 season is Sept. 27.
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A 3rd District Court judge has dismissed two pending lawsuits over a Park City billionaire’s Treasure Hill home. The dismissal was due to a consent agreement the city council approved.
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This year’s Park City Green Business Award went to Abode Luxury Rentals. It's the first vacation rental company to be given the distinction.
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The Bonanza Flat trails in Park City will close Oct. 1.
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The bridges near the Park Avenue Post office and Fire Station 31 will close for construction this fall.
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Utah leaders believe "digital identity" programs can make services more accessible and cut fraud.
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The helicopter crash in California is the third in the West this year.
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Many adaptive bikes need wider trails and jumps. More adaptive-friendly mountain trails are popping up around the state, but they don't only benefit disabled riders.
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Oasis Management has boosted its ownership in Vail Resorts days after announcing a proxy fight.
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Park City police arrested a man Monday afternoon after he led them on a foot chase through the Prospector neighborhood.