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Park City Mountain hopes to get gussied up for the 2034 Olympics and Paralympics — though as with most makeovers, there may be some plucking, poking and pain involved. The owner, Vail Resorts Inc., announced Tuesday that it plans to renovate the ski area’s Mountain Village base in time for its international closeup as the host of slopestyle and halfpipe events for the Winter Games.
Summit County Health Department Director Phil Bondurant talks about current respiratory illness trends, health department facilities, local food-system resilience, and holiday mental-health resources. Bondurant says Influenza A is increasing locally and nationally, with more cases than in comparable prior seasons.
The Park City Council is scheduled to hold a special meeting on November 13, 2026, to discuss a revised redevelopment proposal for the Bonanza 5-Acre Site.
The Snyderville Basin Cemetery District Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting on Thursday, November 12, 2026. The meeting will address topics including property acquisition, the 2027 proposed budget, and an audit status.
Park City is testing a new approach to forest management in Thaynes Canyon, using controlled combustion to turn woody debris into something called biochar rather than simply burning it as waste. The city’s Trails & Open Space Department is leading the pilot program in Lower Thaynes Canyon.
The $35 million investment will fund new mental health treatments — and help get those discoveries in front of patients faster. Two Utah family dynasties have joined forces to address the state’s mental health crisis. On Monday, the Huntsman Mental Health Foundation announced a $35 million gift from Gail Miller and the Larry H. Miller & Gail Miller Family Foundation.
People's Health Clinic expects to begin a renovation and expansion in Round Valley next May. The People's Health Clinic is getting 3,000 more square feet to provide free care to those in need. The nonprofit's leaders had grappled with Summit County leadership over extra space at the county health department's Round Valley headquarters this summer.
Clouds increased overnight ahead of a weak storm cross the north early today. Cooler air moving in with the storm will likely weaken the inversion, scouring out some of the pollution and bringing better air quality. Any break won't last long.
It’s official, the College Football Playoff will be expanding to 24 teams starting next season. And while the reactions from fans online have been mixed, BYU coach Kalani Sitake is in favor of the change. “I think there’s a lot of interest and there’s a lot of people that were against it,” Sitake said.
BYU received a No. 10 ranking in the second release of the 2026 College Football Playoff rankings announced Tuesday. The Cougars fell one spot following a rivalry matchup against No. 2 Utah on Saturday.
Dave Chappell beat Rep. Norm Thurston, flipping a district that has favored Republicans by 29 points and becoming the first Democrat elected to the Legislature in Utah County in decades.
When Abraham Lincoln established the Thanksgiving holiday, the nation was at the most polarizing point in its history: the Civil War. Yet even amid all the hatred, hostility and bloodshed, the commander in chief’s proclamation invited Americans to pause and give thanks for the bounties and blessings that “we are prone to forget.”
The University of Utah’s men’s basketball team has started its latest season on a winning streak, but the arena they call home is losing big. ’s board of trustees. The arena was reported in the red this past fiscal year, with a $765,859 loss.