Hideout

The case of Greg Kyle DeBoer, who was charged with felony obstruction of justice after allegedly burying the gun he said he used in a fatal road rage shooting, will go to trial. A judge also decided to allow victim representatives in the case.

Four candidates are competing for two seats on the Hideout Town Council and addressed commercial development during a recent forum.

Attorneys argued Oct. 1 in 4th District Court about whether the case of Greg Kyle DeBoer should go to trial, the latest in the road rage shooting case.

Chris Baier and Ralph Severini, the two candidates to become the next mayor of Hideout, shared their ideas with dozens of voters at a forum Sept. 30.

An independent investigation into the Wasatch County Sheriff’s Office reveals some experts disagree with how the agency handled a fatal road rage shooting one year ago.

Hideout leaders want to hear from locals as they revise the general plan, the document guiding future development decisions.

Hideout leaders say they field a steady stream of complaints from locals about code violations in construction areas. Now, they’re looking for a solution.

Hideout leaders are gearing up for a revamp of the town’s general plan, the document guiding its land use and development decisions.

Hideout will host a regional wildfire symposium to help residents learn safe mitigation efforts to protect their homes.

Longtime Hideout Town Councilmember Chris Baier seeks to be the next mayor. She said she understands the town's needs.