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  • 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.
  • KPCW’s longest-serving volunteer, Roger Crawford, spent decades at ESPN before bringing his sound engineering skills to community radio. From setting up live remotes around town to keeping broadcasts running smoothly, Crawford has helped KPCW sound like home for years.
  • At the Price family farm in Midway, raising pigs for the Wasatch County Fair means early mornings, careful feeding and the occasional sunburned pig. But underneath the mess and the manure, there's something else being raised, too.
  • Park City-based professional mountain biker and Olympian Haley Batten previews the upcoming International Cycling Union World Cup race at Soldier Hollow in September, Marvin Rust of the Wasatch County Foundation and Michael Moulton from the Heber Valley Heritage Foundation discuss the history of Pioneer Day in the county and local Rich Wyman has details on on Sunday's "Dogapalooza" event at the Ian Weinman Legacy Dog Park from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. that honors his son.
  • Song Summit, un festival de música en Park City, anunció que ampliará su enfoque en la sanación y la recuperación del consumo de sustancias en su regreso en agosto de 2026.
  • Park City-based professional mountain biker and Olympian Haley Batten talks about the upcoming International Cycling Union World Cup race at Soldier Hollow, Sept. 19-20. The area native expresses her excitement for the World Cup, noting the course's redesign with new technical features like rock slabs and jumps.
  • Marvin Rust from the Wasatch County Foundation and Michael Moulton from the Heber Valley Heritage Foundation discuss the history of Pioneer Day in the county. Moulton says the Heber Valley was initially settled in 1858 by English immigrants and the two mention the importance of preserving the history and cultures that shaped the area.
  • Local Rich Wyman previews Sunday's "Dogapalooza" event from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Ian Weinman Legacy Dog Park. The park is named for Wyman's son, Ian, who died in a 2024 motorcycle accident and the event is inspired in part by his childhood effort to establish Park City's first dog park.
  • 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.
  • Premiering at the Tribeca Film Festival in June and released in July by Angel Studios, watching the film “Young Washington” is an experience in more ways than one.
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