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A local nonprofit is investing in education as two new Wasatch County schools welcome students for the first time.

The president chalked the ban up to what he called unfavorable coverage, and he threatened that bans on other media companies could be coming.

The library board considered a book challenge Thursday, and locals spoke out against censorship.

An informal network of dialogues at think tanks and universities is bringing together experts from the U.S. and China to talk about the shared perils of AI — and possible paths forward.

New reporting finds the abduction of journalist Austin Tice was planned by the Syrian government for weeks.

After heart surgery, a lifelong techie woke up with a song in her head she couldn’t turn off, launching an unexpected second act as a songwriter.

Ian Karr has worked in radio since college years. From New Orleans to New York City he has tons of fun stories and a wealth of experience running his own production company for forty years. He loves working on the DJ Air Force at KPCW and says the DJ booth inspires him and surprises his DJ friends because it’s so nice! Look at that view!

Winter Sports School Head of School Tess Miner-Farra and Assistant Head of School Megan Altman discuss the school's unique academic calendar year and an upcoming open enrollment event, Park City Councilmember Ed Parisian recaps of last night's meeting, KPCW's CEO Juliana Allely and development director Sarah Ervin give an update on the station's 2026 Summer Pledge Drive, and Wasatch Community Foundation's Kathy Carr and Tori Broughton talk about the foundation's various community initiatives and a new$10K scholarship it donated to MTECH for students in the Women Rising program.

Wasatch Community Foundation's Kathy Carr and Tori Broughton discuss WCF's support of education across the Heber Valley, including a new $10,000 Mountainland Technical College scholarship for adult students.

Park City Councilmember Ed Parigian provides a recap of Wednesday's meeting, including discussions on a controversial eight-foot wall at the Mine building's basketball court, continuing to identify possible locations for affordable housing and the proposed golf course master plan.