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The Park City Council is looking to conduct its second water rate study in three years. The study would provide information on how to keep the system sustainable.
The man accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk as he spoke at Utah Valley University last year will stand trial and could face the death penalty. Robinson's attorneys entered a plea of not guilty to the charges.
Park City Mountain on Tuesday introduced a new slogan, “Larger Than Life,” taking from the resort’s size, Olympics luster and memories that leaders hope skiers make during their time on the mountain. “This mountain is rooted in greatness — Olympians, record-breakers, pioneers — and that energy doesn’t leave.
The Snyderville Basin Planning Commission approved a preliminary subdivision plat Aug. 25 that divides two existing parcels west of the PEAK Center into six lots, setting up the first projects. “We’re only here tonight to subdivide the parcels,” Strader told commissioners.
Monday, Aug. Incident: Traffic hazard Construction road-closed signs near Snow Creek Drive and Park Avenue had been moved or knocked over. Tuesday, Aug. 25 Incident: Non-injury accident Two vehicles were involved in an accident on Kearns Boulevard.
Park City police officers in late August pulled over drivers for a variety of suspected traffic offenses, including cases the agency says involved speeds well above posted limits. The Police Department regularly conducts traffic patrols on entryways and in neighborhoods.
Colin Peter Hilton died in Park City, Utah on Friday Aug. 21, 2026. He was Born the youngest of 7 siblings on May 1, 1968, in Buffalo, New York to John and Mary Hilton, Colin has always been a deeply determined, forward thinking, and exceptionally kind individual.
SALT LAKE CITY — Yesterday the Salt Lake City Police Department initiated the officer-involved critical incident (OICI) protocol. At 8:30 p.m. on Monday, August 31, 2026,
PRICE — The Carbon Lady Dinos tennis team turned in a dominant performance on Tuesday Sep. 1, sweeping Gunnison Valley in all five varsity matches for a convincing 5-0 victory. In No. 1 singles, Jessi King continued her strong season.
Game Recap: Women’s Soccer | 9/1/2026 6:51:00 PM | Jose Briseno – Assistant SID The Utah State Eastern women’s soccer team finished its non-conference schedule with a trip to take on Casper College and Western Nebraska Community College. The two contests marked the final chances for the Eagles before Scenic West play begins.
Five farms were robbed across Beaver and Iron counties in August, and the Iron County Sheriff’s Department believes they’re related. The investigation is ongoing. “For whatever reason, people are coming after the farmers and ranchers really hard right now,” said farm theft victim Mike Adams.
Utah Valley University issued a safety alert to students after police received a report of a woman threatening to shoot a small group of people near The Green Apartments. Wednesday walking east through the pedestrian tunnel between UVU’s Orem campus and The Green Apartments, according to the alert.
PRICE – The Carbon Lady Dinos volleyball team continued their winning ways on Tuesday Sept. 1, welcoming the North Sevier Wolves to the Carbon gymnasium for a non-region matchup. Coming off an impressive performance at the Stallion Stampede Tournament in Stansbury, where Carbon won nine consecutive sets, the Lady Dinos carried that momentum onto their home court.