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Recreation officials will still commission plans for additional outdoor amenities in Silver Creek. The Snyderville Basin Special Recreation District is pausing plans for fieldhouses in Silver Creek Village and the Summit County-owned Cline Dahle property in Jeremy Ranch.
Home prices are mostly holding despite fewer transactions. That’s the headline for the third quarter of 2026 ending Sept. 30, according to The Park City Board of Realtors’ latest report. Credit: Courtesy of Park City Board of Realtors Single-family buyers kept showing up for the right home, even as fewer of them closed, the report said.
State and local government offices will be closed Wednesday, Nov. 11, for Veterans Day. The Park City, Summit and Wasatch County libraries will also be closed for the federal holiday. In Summit County, trash collection will not be affected.
Democrat Celeste Johnson is hanging on to a narrow lead in the Utah House District 59 race in Summit and Wasatch counties. Final results are still a week away. Democrat Celeste Johnson and Republican Luke Searle have been neck and neck since ballots started coming in on Election Day, Nov. 3.
The expanded access comes as the Park City-based resort opens new terrain on its East Village side. Ikon is expanding access to Deer Valley Resort for its pass holders. For the first time, Ikon’s middle-range pass, the Base Pass, will offer three days at the Park City-based resort.
The Park City Community Foundation reported a record number of donors during its annual fundraiser Nov. 6. One of Park City's largest fundraisers, Live PC Give PC raised $6.1 million in a single 24-hour period. Park City Community Foundation CEO Joel Zarrow said it is the most the annual fundraiser has ever raised.
The Japanese ramen and izakaya restaurant's first location opened in late 2023 in Salt Lake City after Tagai returned from ramen school in Japan. There, he fell in love with Tokyo-style ramen, which is especially popular in the country and known for its clear broth style.
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) Utah and other states have reached a nearly $50 million settlement agreement with a property rental company that reportedly took millions in in fraudulent fees and costs from renters. Progress Residential and Pretium Partners is the largest property manager of single-family rental homes in the nation, according to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
The Glen Canyon Institute calls the recent rise in Lake Powell’s water level an “opportunity” to consider bolder, larger solutions to stabilize the water supply and dam operations. Recent storms raised the reservoir’s level by more than 20 feet, adding about 1.2 million acre-feet of water, according to Utah State University.
Jury selection for the Tyler Robinson case will begin on June 21, 2028, in Provo, Utah. The trial is estimated to last 85 court days. Monthly pretrial status conferences will be held to review both sides preparation and address timely issues related to the trial.
Two Utah-based companies have distanced themselves from the Ive Had It podcast after hosts Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan laughed at a social media post about Charlie Kirk's assassination. The controversy followed the podcast's Nov. 5 episode, when Welch read a post that said, Were digging up Charlie Kirk and doing it again.
The Light the World Giving Machines will return to Ogden for their third year of participation in the Christmas Village. This year, the machines will be available for the entire holiday season, a significant increase from previous years.
An open-air Salt Lake, Garfield and Western Railway passenger car is scheduled to be refurbished and put on display at Ogden Union Station. The restoration project is supported by $200,000 in donations, including grants from the Save America’s Treasures Grant Program and the Ludwick Family Foundation.