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On today's Local News Hour with Leslie Thatcher:(06:18) - It’s ‘unclear’ if Tony Hsieh received preferential treatment from Park City government or police, new book says(09:40) - Dr. Mairi Leining - newly named Executive Director and Chief Medical Officer Dr. Yoon Kim-Butterfield of People’s Health Clinic.(22:10) - Park City Public Utilities Director Clint McAffee and Engineer Griffin Lloyd have details on the Marsac Ave. water line project that starts soon.(32:16) - Vail reserves room for 441 employees in new Canyons housing complex(35:28) - Summit County Health Department is moving on from COVID-19(38:28) - New laws allow wild game meat donations, air rifle hunting regulations, and more in Utah(41:22) - Property tax assessments back in front of Wasatch County Council this week(43:34) - $50M bond talk tops Summit County Council agenda

On today's Local News Hour, host Leslie Thatcher's guests include: (19:33) Park City Manager Matt Dias with a preview of this week's city council meeting and (37:06) Michael Oswald, author of Your Guide to the National Parks, talks about his comprehensive new book detailing America's National Parks.

This week on Mountain Money, Alison and Roger's guests include: (00:10) Journalists Andrew Blum and Carey Baraka, who discuss Google and Meta’s investment in subsea cables connecting Africa to the internet. This effort is changing how the internet works and who controls it, (21:27) Weston Broadbent, Wasatch CAPS Director, talks about the partnership between Wasatch High School students, local businesses, and industry mentors and (39:40) Jesse Pound, CNBC reporter, helps us understand the crash of cryptocurrency.

On today's Local News Hour, host Leslie Thatcher's guests include: (06:05) U.S. Forest Service Supervisor David Whittekiend has details on the opening of the forest service lands this spring, (19:51) Park City Planning Director Gretchen Milliken discusses a number of ongoing planning issues, including the appeal of the PCMR chairlifts, fractional ownerships, and the redevelopment of the Deer Valley parking lots and (36:58) Snyderville Basin Water Reclamation Executive Director Mike Luers has a monthly update on waste water flows and an emergency planning exercise.

On today's Local News Hour, host Leslie Thatcher's guests include: (07:55) Park City Leadership Founder Myles Rademan has a preview of this year’s annual city tour that leaves on Wednesday after a two-year COVID-19 hiatus, (23:43) Youth Sports Alliance Executive Director Emily Fisher has an update on the youth sports programs and national award and (39:28) Writer/Producer Mary Teegee and Director Matt Smiley talk about their film For Love that will be screened at the Santy Auditorium on Thursday.

On today's Local News Hour, host Leslie Thatcher's guests include: (08:20) South Summit School District Superintendent Greg Maughan has an update from this month's school board meeting, (23:18) Park City Councilmember Becca Gerber has a recap of last night's meeting and (38:29) Connect Summit County Mental Health Awareness Month Events Coordinator Betty Morin has a rundown on the events planned for the rest of the month.

On today's Local News Hour, host Leslie Thatcher's guests include: (03:16) Snyderville Basin Water Reclamation Executive Director Mike Luers with a monthly update, (20:41) Park City stained-glass artist Dawn Chapman talks about her "Hearts for Ukraine" fundraiser and (30:46) Park City Day School Director of Curriculum and Instruction and Middle School Science Teacher Robin McGinn and her sons John and Paul McGinn talk about their Earth Day trash clean-up.

On today's episode of The Mountain Life, Pete Stoughton and Lynn Ware Peek's guests include: (01:03) One of the great naval leaders of our time, retired Admiral James Stavridis, who has written TO RISK IT ALL: Nine Conflicts and the Crucible of Decision. He talks about how great leaders make decisions under great pressure and weaves the stories of great naval leaders throughout history. Then (28:16) Susan Cain, who introduced the world to the upsides of introversion, is back with a look at how sorrow and longing make us whole. Her new book is called Bittersweet: How Sorrow and Longing Make Us Whole which gives voice to those who understand that light and dark can—and should—coexist.

On today's Cool Science Radio, Lynn and John replay a few of their favorite recent interviews. They speak with (01:44) Tim Menard, who asks the question: Why is it that our smartphones have so many capabilities, but it seems like the technology driving our traffic lights is stuck in the 1970s? Tim is the CEO and Founder of LYT, a company that provides intelligent traffic solutions. Then (27:52) Susan Tyler Hitchcock, who has just written INTO THE FOREST: The Secret Language of Trees. Writing for National Geographic, Hitchcock combines legendary photography with cutting-edge science to show exactly how trees influence the life of planet Earth―from our personal lives to the weather cycle.

On today's Mountain Money, Alison Kuhlow and Roger Goldman's guests include: (00:10) Author John Cobb discusses his new book Is International Cooperation Possible? In order to work with other nations on issues like global warming, Cobb highlights the important changes needed in America’s foreign policy, (17:26) Mallory Bateman with the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute provided The State of the Wasatch Back presentation at last Tuesday’s Wasatch Back Economic Summit. Bateman joins us today to share some of the highlights from her presentation and (36:29) Financial Planner Kevin Kennedy, with Victrix Investment Advisors, explains why we should keep calm during the current volatility of the stock market.