-
The Park City Council may move forward with an updated Bonanza Park redevelopment proposal during its Thursday meeting. The council will also appoint a new city manager and discuss the Re-create 248 project.
-
State health officials have confirmed new measles exposures in Summit County, prompting a local health advisory as the disease continues to spread statewide.
-
Crews will be installing data equipment along Interstate 80 Thursday morning.
-
Timpanogos Valley Theater’s upcoming production of “Sister Act. Jr.” opens Friday and will run through March 28. It features several local youth in leading roles.
-
The combination of highway speeds and residential intersections means safety challenges on state Route 248 near Hideout. The Utah Department of Transportation says it’s planning several improvements for drivers.
-
Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson alleges in the filing that the Justice Department has refused to answer questions about whether it would share data with third parties.
-
The announced change from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is effective immediately. Before this, only men could be Sunday School presidents in local wards.
-
The Utah Film Commission says seven new productions have been green-lit for state film incentives; three will be in the Wasatch Back.
-
Park City businesses and waste haulers will soon operate under new waste reduction requirements. The changes are meant to prevent more waste from ending up in landfills.
-
The council will discuss a host of Kimball Junction topics at its meeting Wednesday afternoon.
-
Nearly 30 local artists will be selling their work at an annual art show happening this weekend.
-
The city encourages residents from all backgrounds to apply; no prior experience is required.