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The 2026 Midway Swiss Days Festival is Sept. 4-5.
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Residents applauded as the Wasatch County Council passed a resolution urging the state to repeal its preliminary municipality program.
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The historic Huber Grove in Wasatch County lost its apple crop this year after abnormal temperatures.
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Deer Valley will debut seven new ski runs and one new ski lift for the 2026-2027 season, the latest additions to its East Village terrain.
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Wasatch County plans to push for a repeal of Utah’s law that allows for developer-led towns. The county may also weigh in on a Moab lawsuit over the development tool.
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Summit and Wasatch counties were recognized for their respective housing and tourism efforts.
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The Wasatch County School District opened its first on-campus childcare center this year. One teacher said the facility allowed her to return to work full time.
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Mountainland Technical College has opened its first Wasatch Back location, making automotive, healthcare and other trade certifications more easily attainable.
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The Wasatch County School District is considering a bell-to-bell cell phone ban. Officials visited Park City High to see how its no-cellphone policy works.
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A new statue at the Heber Cemetery will honor the Timpanogos Nation leader who helped negotiate a peace treaty.
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Heber’s annual backyard drag show will raise money to help survivors of sexual abuse.
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Utah Gov. Spencer Cox warned Summit and Wasatch counties they could lose state funding because of their opposition to developer-led towns. Local leaders will meet with the governor to try to ease tensions.