Jennifer Dobner
KPCW Managing EditorJennifer is a veteran journalist who has worked for The Associated Press, The New York Times, The San Diego Union-Tribune and The Salt Lake Tribune. She’s written and produced two documentary feature films and worked as a news fact-checker. A native Californian married to a Texan, she’s a skier, sailor, dog mom and a devoted aunt to a gaggle of young Dobners.
Reach her at jdobner@kpcw.org.
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Prior to Trump's executive order shrinking the protected land, several tribes were recognized on the signs as part of a cooperative management agreement between the tribes and federal agencies. -
Recreation officials in Utah are urging residents to wear life jackets after data revealed that 90% of open-water deaths in 2026 involved individuals who were not wearing life jackets. -
Tras haber contado con un encargado interino en la gerencia de emergencias de Park City durante más de ocho meses, las autoridades nombraron al teniente Clint Johnson para asumir el cargo. -
After an interim hire served as Park City's emergency manager for over eight months, officials appointed Lieutenant Clint Johnson to the position.
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Deer Creek High School Principal Justin Kelly talks about the new high school's grand opening for students and their families July 29, Cathy Van Dyke, the co-chair of Grow The Flow's Greater Park City chapter, talks about the new local group advocating on behalf of the Great Salt Lake, and Wasatch County Parks and Recreation marketing coordinator Jen Bowman previews the annual Fair Days runs from July 27 to Aug. 31. -
Cathy Van Dyke, the co-chair of Grow The Flow's Greater Park City chapter announced the organization of the local group that will advocate for saving the dying Great Salt Lake. The chapter is an extension of the Grow the Flow movement, a citizen-led effort to increase water flow to the saline lake. -
Wasatch County Parks and Recreation marketing coordinator Jen Bowman previews the annual Wasatch County Fair Days, which records show dates back to 1936. This year, the fair runs from July 27 to Aug. 1. It starts with three days of Demolition Derby and features rodeo events, exhibits, carnival rides and the state's largest youth livestock sale. -
The 59-year-old man killed at the top of American Fork Twin Peaks July 18 is the 23rd person to die from a lightning strike in Utah over the past three decades. -
Third District Judge Richard Mrazik referred Richins' petition to a separate state judge for review July 1. -
The Utah Olympic Park will celebrate Olympic Day Saturday with free activities for locals who want to revel in the spirit of the Games.
