Man accused of assaulting Park City High School student ordered to leave the United States - Park Record
A 24-year-old man has been ordered to leave the United States after he pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a Park City High School student. Third District Judge Richard Mrazik sentenced Conrrado Ahuexoteco to 48 months of probation after he pleaded guilty to third-degree forcible sexual abuse, according to court documents.
via Park RecordPark CitySeptember 9, 2026
Park City Chamber/Bureau endorses disputed Bonanza Park development plans - Park Record
The Park City Chamber/Bureau leadership has endorsed the disputed plans for development in Bonanza Park that involve the Park City municipal government, drafting a two-page correspondence that attempts to balance the desire for housing against the wishes for open space. The Aug.
via Park RecordPark CitySeptember 9, 2026
Park City Library Board to Hold Meeting September 16
The Park City Library Board has scheduled a meeting for September 16, 2026. The meeting will include an agenda covering the approval of previous minutes and a summer reading recap.
Park CitySeptember 9, 2026
Chomp Donuts & Coffee plans expansion to Salt Lake City - Park Record
The popular Park City-based doughnut shop, which opened its doors to the Kimball Junction flagship store in November, will soon be available to doughnut and coffee lovers in the Wasatch Front with two new locations slated to open this year. It was always the plan to grow Chomp, said co-owners Jeff Mahin, Rick Nemeroff and Leah Erickson, who reside in Park City.
via Park RecordSalt Lake CitySeptember 8, 2026
Dozens of Utah black bears killed as drought impacts food supply
Rocky Mountain wildlife experts say a drought-diminished food supply has increased the number of bear interactions and deaths across the region. As of late August, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources reported biologists and law enforcement agencies had responded to nearly 170 bear incidents.
via kpcw.orgPark CitySeptember 8, 2026
High Valley Transit construction to delay Friday commute, limit local access
High Valley Transit construction will partially close Bobsled Boulevard at state Route 224 as part of its bus rapid transit project. The work is expected to last for about two weeks. Friday. High Valley Transit is a financial supporter of KPCW.
via kpcw.orgPark CitySeptember 8, 2026
