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A proposed housing project near Park City’s Iron Horse area is prompting officials to consider how homes for middle- and moderate-income workers fit into the city’s affordable housing goals. The Park City Planning Commission and city staff are updating housing regulations and considering how “attainable” housing should fit into the code.
Park City resident Rachel Alday has spent nearly 20 years in the short-term luxury rental business. Now she’s drawing on that experience to co-author a new book about leadership and workplace culture. The book's title, "Please Do Disturb: How True Leaders Show Up When It Matters Most,” is a play on the familiar hotel room sign.
Five voters are challenging the decision in court. And more could be disqualified before results are official. Summit County disqualified 17 West Hills-area voters Oct. 26 after an opponent of the proposed town challenged their eligibility.
Summit County residents can compost their pumpkins at more than a dozen locations through Nov. 20. The drop-off program is part of the Park City Community Foundation’s Zero Food Waste initiative to divert all food waste from the landfill by 2030.
The Park City Police Department in late October received at least three reports involving trucks, including one that did not adhere to a safety measure. The cases did not appear related and were reported on separate days and in different areas of the community.
A little rain didn't stop the Wasatch Back from celebrating Halloween on Park City's Main Street and Heber's Main Street Park. The festivities started Friday, Oct. 30, in Heber for the town's Halloween Fest. KPCW even made an appearance, broadcasting live from the festival.
Election Day is Nov. 3 and Wasatch Back voters will choose candidates for U.S. and state offices, state and local school boards along with county council, clerk, sheriff, auditor and attorney. Ballots will also ask residents to weigh on on Amendments A and B and whether certain judges should keep their jobs.
Morgan Scalley is as well-versed in the Utah-BYU rivalry as anyone. Utah’s first-year head coach grew up a Ute fan, played for Utah for four seasons, then joined Utah’s coaching staff in 2006, rising up the ranks from safeties coach to defensive coordinator to head coach for his alma mater.
GUNLOCK FALLS, Utah (ABC4) — Two individuals were rescued from Gunlock Falls after rising water trapped their vehicle in a river. According to the Washington County Sheriff’s Office Search And Rescue (SAR), they were dispatched to the river below Gunlock Falls earlier today for reports of stranded individuals.
Tours of the sixth Latter-day Saint temple in Texas officially kicked off Monday with tours for the media. Free public tours of the Fort Worth Texas Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will follow every Monday through Saturday starting this Thursday, Nov. 5, through Saturday, Nov. 21.
SYRACUSE, Utah (ABC4) — The suspect shot and injured by officers during an incident on October 9 has been publicly identified and booked into jail nearly a month after the shooting. Kelly Dicus, 43, is booked into the Davis Cpounty Jail and is facing charges including aggravated kidnapping, domestic violence in the presence of a child, and interruption of a communication device.
Trump’s DOJ says its monitors are there to observe voting access. But the administration’s expanded effort has raised concerns among election officials about potential interference and voter intimidation. As Salt Lake County voters cast their ballots Tuesday, a dozen election monitors deployed by President Donald Trump’s Justice Department will be watching, according to Clerk Lannie Chapman.
Rigby is due in court Wednesday for a hearing about whether to make more information in his grand jury indictment public. The presiding judge in Utah’s 3rd District has denied Jared Rigby’s request to replace Judge Richard Mrazik. Mrazik is presiding over the felony obstruction of justice case against Rigby, the Wasatch County sheriff.