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Sulit Photos/Adobe StockIt’s shaping up to be a nasty flu season, with hundreds of Utahns hospitalized so far this winter. Locals can take steps to stay healthy. -
Kristine Weller/KPCWAround 30 birders from the Wasatch Back and beyond teamed up to collect data on local species during the annual Christmas Bird Count. The count is used to help document and protect wildlife for decades to come.
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They opened a bill file this year to explore increasing a tax discount for Utah homeowners. -
Wasatch County drivers can expect periodic delays on U.S. 189 this winter as UDOT works to widen the highway. Weekday closures begin Jan. 7. -
Wasatch County Councilmember Luke Searle will run for the Utah House of Representatives in 2026. Rep. Mike Kohler won’t seek another term. -
Wednesday is the last chance to hit Utah liquor stores before New Year’s celebrations. State stores close early Wednesday and reopen Friday. -
Utah State Parks are kicking off the new year with guided hikes. -
Every winter, birdwatchers across the world break out their binoculars for the Christmas Bird Count, including in the Wasatch Back. -
Celeste Johnson is wrapping up her time in office after eight years. Protecting open space has been a hallmark of her time as Midway mayor. -
Alcohol, drug and vape use are decreasing among students in Summit and Wasatch counties, following a statewide trend. -
Before the Utah town of Hideout and the Jordanelle Reservoir existed, there was a community called Keetley Farm. The site, now underwater, was once home to Japanese Americans seeking safety during World War II. -
Any last-minute errands will need to be done soon in the Wasatch Back.
