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A local official is concerned Summit County taxpayers are subsidizing water projects downstream.
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As Summit County residents return home near the Rocky Canyon Fire, officials are asking them to steer clear of firefighting operations.
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The historic cabin on Summit County's 910 Ranch joins the more than 100 historic buildings on the National Register of Historic Places.
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The “fallen heroes” will be flown to their respective homes in Nevada and California.
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Officials ask northern Summit County residents to stay vigilant in case conditions change.
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The Rocky Canyon Fire evacuated hundreds of people in the Wasatch Back. It also pushed animals from their homes. Some livestock took refuge at the Morgan County Fairgrounds.
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Evacuation orders have been lifted Thursday for Summit County residents who had to leave their homes for the Rocky Canyon Fire.
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County leaders across the Wasatch Back are joining forces to oppose a state program that allows developers to form new towns.
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Some residents of Independence now want to be free of their status as a town.
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The Park City School District has been ordered to stop work on part of the Treasure Mountain Sports Complex. The district and city are now working together to restart construction.
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The 9-month class helps locals expand their networks and learn more about their community.
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The Park City Planning Commission remains undecided about a height exception for the 5-acre Bonanza Park site. Commissioners are also weighing traffic impacts.