Ashton Edwards
News DirectorAshton Edwards jumped at the chance to join the KPCW team in 2022. She has been telling stories for a living for about a decade with stints in Oklahoma City, Salt Lake City, St. Louis and now Park City.
Along this journey Ashton has picked up some hardware including national and regional Emmy awards and Association of Broadcasters awards.
In her free time she and her husband, KUTV meteorologist Chase Thomason, enjoy hiking with their French Bulldog, Francis. Ashton tries to read a book a week and the couple travels any time they can get away.
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Residents heard from candidates running for Park City Council and the Mayor's Office during a political forum hosted by KPCW and The Park Record Wednesday evening. -
A woman was flown to the hospital after her car rolled into a Deer Valley pond Friday night. -
Una mujer fue trasladada en avión al hospital después de que su coche cayera a un estanque en Deer Valley el viernes por la noche.
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A new law this year required all ballots to be in a drop box or at the county clerk’s office by 8 p.m. on the day of the election, Aug. 12. Not just postmarked by the election date. -
The Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest is now under Stage 1 fire restrictions. None were in place when the fire started Aug. 7. -
The fire sparked in the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest a few miles from the Manor Lands east of Mirror Lake Highway. -
A couple hundred residents heard from the eight candidates running for two open seats on the Park City Council and got the chance to ask their own questions Tuesday evening. -
A semitruck rolled on I-80 near Silver Creek Junction, leaving one person in critical condition and closing all westbound lanes for hours Thursday. -
Trevor Milton, de 42 años, fundador de la empresa de vehículos eléctricos Nikola y ex residente de Oakley, quien fue condenado el año pasado a cuatro años de prisión por fraude, ha sido perdonado, confirmó la Casa Blanca el viernes. -
Trevor Milton, 42, the founder of electric vehicle start-up Nikola and a one-time resident of Oakley, who was sentenced to four years in prison last year for fraud, has been pardoned, the White House confirmed on Friday.
