Local News Hour

Wasatch County road rage incident draws felony charge after driver punched and left unconscious, Park City preservation board delays decision on Centennial House renovation, Pete Stoughton of the PCHS Mountain Bike Team shares details on this weekend's bike swap, Park City considers request to display Main Street Pride banners as state’s flag ban kicks in, the spring projects open house offers project updates, Trudy Brereton with Wasatch Behavioral Health and Wasatch CAPS student Carla Nava talk about their new mural addressing underage drinking, Summit County declines to fund Sundance marketing for 2026 festival and UDOT to restripe roads in Summit and Wasatch counties this summer.

Pete Stoughton of the PCHS Mountain Bike Team has details on this weekend's bike swap which features over 1,000 items, including bikes, road bikes, e-bikes and various equipment.

Park City Community Engagement Manager Linda Jager, Planning Director Rebecca Ward, and Senior Transportation Planner Conor Campobasso preview the spring projects open house next week featuring community engagement, project updates and interactive activities.

Trudy Brereton with Wasatch Behavioral Health and Wasatch CAPS student Carla Nava talk about the new mural unveiling at the Wasatch Aquatic Center aimed at addressing underage drinking.

Wasatch County teacher can hang prayer flyer at school the district decides, Guardsman Pass expected to open this month, arrest warrant issued for Wyoming man accused of harassing Park City police, Summit County Councilmember Tonja Hanson recaps Wednesday's council meeting, Tommy Tanzer, one of the founders of the Bright Futures program, expresses his concerns about changes to the program and Park City Film Executive Director Katy Wang previews upcoming screenings.

Summit County Councilmember Tonja Hanson recaps Wednesday's council meeting including topics like the political divide over HB 356 which could affect districting, behavioral health funding and the Canyons parking garage project.

Tommy Tanzer, one of the founders of the Bright Futures program, expresses his concerns about changes to the program. The program, which helps first-generation students, currently supports 170 students, with a 85% college graduation rate.

Park City Film Executive Director Katy Wang discusses the successful premiere of the film "THAW" and upcoming events.

Mayors call for "immediate" Summit County Council special election, Summit County Community Development Director Peter Barnes has an update on development projects throughout the county, founder and executive director of the Nepal Cleft and Burn Center Jim Webber shares details on their annual fundraiser and Park City Education Foundation President and CEO Ingrid Whitley and Vice President of Advancement Jen Billow share an update on their "Running With Ed" event.

Summit County Community Development Director Peter Barnes has an update on development projects throughout the county including the 31-unit Blue Sky Farms project, the Cedar Crest development and the Canyons parking garage project.