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AirbnbSome Midway residents say they are fed up with skiers, “swingers” and other short-term renters in their neighborhoods. City leaders are trying to balance a tourism economy with full-time locals. -
Connor Thomas/KPCWIt's up to a federal bankruptcy judge to decide if the Coalville property can be auctioned by next March.
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The Summit County Sheriff's Office has rolled out a new software tool to boost community engagement and improve transparency. -
The International Ski Mountaineering Federation World Cup is headed to Utah for the first time and it is the final chance for skiers to qualify for the 2026 Olympics. -
East Canyon, or state Route 65, is the latest seasonal road to close in the Wasatch Back. -
Kaysha Love led the U.S. women for the second World Cup competition in a row. -
A Coalville family awoke to find their garage engulfed in flames early Thanksgiving morning. No one was injured -
Skiers at Solitude soon won’t be alone in Big Cottonwood Canyon, as Brighton Resort has set its much-delayed opening day for Tuesday. -
Park City Mayor-Elect Ryan Dickey says he’s ready to guide the city council through Bonanza Park progress and traffic improvements. -
The Utah Olympic Park revised future development plans based on resident feedback. Some are frustrated with how the process has played out. -
Upcoming activities range from holiday fun for tots to sport safety for teens. -
Around 1,000 Utahns got their first taste of winter at Woodward Park City’s opening day Friday. Tubing is available while crews wait on cooler temperatures to open the rest of the park.
