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Fireworks are banned everywhere in Wasatch County, including within all cities and towns, due to extreme wildfire danger.
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Utah Gov. Spencer placed a temporary prohibition on fireworks throughout the state, but municipalities are still able to carve out limited exceptions.
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Unincorporated Wasatch County and several towns are banning fireworks as Utah battles fast-growing wildfires across the state. Heber will vote on a citywide ban at an emergency meeting Thursday.
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Midway will not raise property taxes in fiscal year 2027, according to the finalized budget set to start July 1.
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A Wasatch County teacher has pleaded no contest to a charge she struck a student with a disability in 2024.
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Wasatch County hikers and bikers can enjoy fresh additions to the trail network this summer.
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Midway’s old Fill’er Up building will begin its next chapter this summer as Storyboard: a bookstore, skateboard shop and cafe.
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Midway City Councilmembers had their first look at the budget for fiscal year 2027 at a workshop May 13.
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A lawsuit over Wasatch County wastewater treatment ponds will continue – with some limitations.
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A residential and daytime care program for disabled adults is coming to Midway’s Main Street, the latest location of a business which operates across the state.