Injured Park City Police K-9 Bruno scheduled for leg surgery
PARK CITY, Utah, Sept. 16, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — Park City Police K-9 Bruno is scheduled for leg surgery Wednesday afternoon, his department says. The chocolate lab, trained to detect bombs and other illegal substances, was seriously injured Tuesday morning when he was on the scene of a suspicious object, on an overpass.
via gephardtdaily.comPark CitySeptember 16, 2026
Fox US Open of Mountain Biking marks Deer Valley's return to the elite levels of the sport
Last weekend marked the return of elite downhill racing to Deer Valley, after its essential role in competitive mountain biking throughout the 90s and early 2000s. The Fox US Open of Mountain Biking brought hundreds of racers and countless spectators from across the world to Park City.
via Park RecordPark CitySeptember 15, 2026
Park City housing talk scheduled, but individual projects will apparently not be addressed - Park Record
Park City leaders this week are slated to hold a discussion about municipal housing efforts, but it does not appear they will delve into the details of potential future developments. Mayor Ryan Dickey and the Park City Council are scheduled to spend 90 minutes on the topic on Thursday.
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Utah offers ‘unprecedented’ 0% loans for farmers amid difficult drought, wildfire year
Utah farmers have faced a difficult year plagued with drought, wildfire and animal disease. “Utah’s farmers and ranchers have faced challenge after challenge this year, and we want them to know that we are in their corner,” UDAF Commissioner Kelly Pehrson said in a prepared statement in a news release issued Friday.
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Park City leaders wary of another warm winter
Park City leader says the town may have to rethink its budget if more warm winters are on the horizon. Sales taxes are down 4% year-over-year. The lackluster 2025-2026 winter hit hardest in March, when sales taxes were down about 20% compared to 2025.
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Park City, Wasatch, North Summit students ahead in core subjects, South Summit lags behind
A new report shows fewer than half of Utah students are proficient in core subjects. Three out of four Wasatch Back school districts are performing better than state averages. Each spring, grades 3-8 across the state take the Readiness Improvement Success Empowerment, or RISE, test; ninth and tenth graders take the Utah Aspire Plus test.
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