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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.
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.
The Park City Council approved new regulations for detached accessory dwelling units and voted to pause a proposed new Pink bus route. The council also approved the 2026-27 winter transit plan during their meeting on Oct. 1.
Leadership Park City Class 32 has unveiled a new community mural project for Summit County, building on the program's mission to develop local civic leaders. The initiative follows years of public art development in the region, including the Summit County Fine Art Collection and various community installations.
Early on during his first of three shows at the century-old Egyptian Theatre in Park City, Utah, Chris Isaak inquired about a young girl in the audience. He’d heard it was her birthday and wanted to know where she was sitting. People around the girl raised their arms and pointed to her seat near the back of the theater, just a row in front of me.
The Park City Municipal Athletic & Recreation Center (PC MARC) has concluded its inaugural outdoor aquatic season, with the activity pool now closed for the remainder of the year. The facility remains open for indoor activities, including tennis, pickleball, and various gym amenities.
Utah's snow forecast predicts a significant storm reload from Sunday night into Monday, with Alta expected to receive the most accumulation. The incoming weather system will bring colder air and higher snowfall totals to northern mountain resorts.
The annual Utah-BYU rivalry game at Rice-Eccles Stadium this weekend is looking to be one of the biggest in the rivalry's history, and ticket prices are definitely showing it. For the first time ever in the storied matchup, BYU and Utah are both coming in as top-10 teams.
The Red Cross is offering lifeguarding certification courses in Farmington, including specialized training in water rescue, CPR, and first aid. These programs are designed for individuals aged 15 and older to prepare for roles in water safety.
IRVING, Texas—Monday, BYU redshirt senior kicker Matthias Dunn was named as the Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week for his contributions to the Cougars’ 27-20 win over Arizona State last Saturday. The former Wasatch High School star out of Heber City, Utah made field goals of 27 and 45 yards and all three of his PAT attempts against the Sun Devils.
UPDATE: The Delicate Arch Trail has been reopened, Arches National Park announced at 11:52 a.m. The road to the Delicate Arch Viewpoint still remains closed. GRAND COUNTY, Utah (ABC4) — Several closures are occurring across Grand County due to the large amounts of rainfall across Utah.
Elder Quentin L. Cook participated in the 2026 Worldwide Devotional for Young Adults. The broadcast focused on being a light and an example of a committed disciple of Jesus Christ.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints hosts an annual Christmas concert to celebrate the birth of the Savior, Jesus Christ. Nearly 19,000 people attended the first performance of the 2025 concert at the Conference Center on Thursday, Dec. 11, 2025.