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The trial in a high-profile Wasatch County road rage shooting case will happen a year from now.
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Hideout plans to break ground this year on Silver Meadows, a mixed-use development on 350 acres of Richardson Flat. The Hideout mayor envisions an eventual aerial connection to Deer Valley East Village.
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Hideout’s newly elected mayor and councilmembers are getting to work on the town’s 2026 priorities. They took their oaths of office Jan. 8.
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Wasatch County’s state representative is backing a bill that would require people to tell police if they use force to defend themselves. The bill is in response to a high-profile fatal road rage shooting.
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Their development agreement, approved five years ago, allows up to 600 housing units and a chairlift.
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A victims’ rights committee found no rights violations in how the Wasatch County sheriff’s and attorney’s offices have treated the family of a slain Hideout resident.
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While a criminal case against the man involved in a 2024 deadly shooting proceeds in Wasatch County, a related civil case against Greg DeBoer is slowly moving forward in Summit County.
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Wasatch County voter turnout was about 49%, according to new election numbers released Thursday.
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A Summit County man is pleading not guilty to a felony obstruction of justice charge in a fatal road rage shooting at the Jordanelle Reservoir.
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The family of Patrick Hayes, who was killed in a road rage shooting in September 2024, is asking for an independent review of how the case was handled.