Renai Bodley Miller
KPCW General ManagerRenai Bodley Miller became General Manager of KPCW in June, 2017. Previously, she was a reporter at KPCW. Renai is a 25 year veteran of the television news business. She was a news producer in Roanoke, VA, Richmond, VA, Miami, FL, and Washington, DC before moving to Utah in 1996 to be the Executive Producer at KSTU Fox 13. In 1999, she was promoted to Vice President/News Director. Under Renai’s tenure, Fox 13 expanded its news coverage from 2.5 hours to 10 hours of news a day. She retired in July, 2015, to enjoy her new home in Park City; but she couldn’t stay out of a newsroom for long. Less than a month later she signed on with KPCW as a reporter, and less than two years later she was promoted to General Manager when Larry Warren retired.
Renai is a member of the Society of Professional Journalists, Investigative Reporters and Editors, and the Radio Television Digital News Association. She grew up in Virginia and graduated from the University of Virginia with a degree in English Language and Literature. She was an inaugural fellow of the Carole Kneeland Project for Responsible Journalism (1998) and has been invited back several times as a speaker and attendee. Renai has a passion for politics and was a founding board member of the Utah Debate Commission. She and her husband Mark consider Utah home, and enjoy playing the role of Park City tour guide for their out-of-state friends and family.
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Wildlife biologists fear the practice may negatively impact the ability of the adult deer to survive the winter.
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The structures in Synderville Basin and Heber City couldn't handle the heavy snow.
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"Lucy Loves Desi" was supposed to play at the Eccles Center Saturday, February 4.
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Property taxes make up 60% of school district budget.
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Representatives of the grocery store chain say the new store will include new trails and parks.
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The county issued a stern statement about Republic Services' delays in waste collection and said weather isn't the only reason for late service.
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Shayne Scott has been City Manager of Kaysville for more than six years.
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Park City Mountain's Mike Lewis says traffic moves better and fewer cars cut through neighborhoods with the new paid parking system.
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