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A play based on a groundbreaking study of women denied abortions will be performed in Park City Monday evening. Inspired by research into what happens when women are denied access to abortion, The Turnaway Play, draws on the words and experiences of women who sought abortion care.
The Olympian laid out a vision for a snowsports season modeled off motorsport at a Park City tourism industry event. Legendary snowboarder Shaun White says he and the other organizers of the Snow League have looked to Formula 1 racing as their “north star.”
The Heber Osprey Civil Air Patrol Squadron teaches Wasatch Back youth about aviation and emergency services. The training prepares teens for military service, but it's not required. For a little over a year, the Heber Osprey Civil Air Patrol Squadron has offered leadership and skills training for Wasatch Back youth.
Professional skiers and snowboarders will descend on the University of Utah campus Nov. 6 for the second annual rail jam. The U. is partnering with Woodward Park City to turn its Olpin Student Union lawn into an urban snow park for students and professional skiers and riders to test out their best tricks.
The Alf Engen Ski Museum has launched its updated membership program, which offers visitors and snow sports enthusiasts a way to support the museum's core mission of keeping regional skiing history free and accessible to all. The updated program pairs enhanced interactive benefits, such as access to the museum's popular virtual ride simulators, with deep community connection, the museum said.
It’s the only area ski resort to be certified through the updated program. Park City Mountain has participated in the Green Business Program for several years and has worked to incorporate sustainability into its operations through various Park City initiatives, as well as through Vail Resorts’ Commitment to Zero by 2030.
The former state representative made his first court appearance Oct. 28 since being charged in September. Former state Rep. Trevor Lee appeared briefly in court Wednesday morning, his first court date since he was charged last month with fraud and forgery related to his efforts to get a $1 million home loan.
St. George police want to double the number of license plate cameras across the city, but City Council members are raising questions about privacy and who can access the information collected by the cameras. The proposed expansion was discussed during an Oct. 22 City Council work meeting.
The Big 12 Conference has issued a $100,000 fine to UCF following discriminatory chants directed at BYU during a football game. Additionally, the conference has implemented a new policy establishing escalating penalties for discriminatory conduct, including potential in-game competitive penalties.
The Big 12 Conference has fined UCF $100,000 for fans' derogatory chants aimed at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at last weekend's football game against BYU. The league also announced Wednesday it has established a conference-wide policy with "escalating consequences for discriminatory conduct" that it says "has no place in the Big 12."
Bestselling author Richard Paul Evans returned to Main Street Books in Cedar City on Oct. 22 for a special book signing featuring his latest release, Mercy's Child. Evans, internationally recognized for his beloved novel The Christmas Box, never imagined that his heartfelt story about parental love and the true meaning of Christmas would launch such a remarkable literary career.
The Big 12 has fined UCF $100,000 for anti-Latter-day-Saint chants from fans during the Knights's upset win over BYU last Saturday. The conference acknowledged that UCF followed protocols and took immediate action but said, discriminatory behavior has no place in the Big 12.
Republican candidates Blake Moore and Keith Grover have shared their campaign priorities through recent surveys, focusing on economic affordability, individual liberty, and legislative leadership. Moore is seeking reelection to Utah's 2nd Congressional District, while Grover is campaigning for Senate District 23.