Utah State University turfgrass specialist Paul Johnson says brown patches on lawns in the summer is perfectly normal. As Utah endures another stretch of triple-digit temperatures, many homeowners are trying to keep their lawns green while using less water.
Here’s what we know so far— An individual brandishing an AR-15 style rifle was seen heading towards a crowd of protestors. A local volunteer who saw this fired 3 rounds from a handgun. One of the bullets struck the individual with the AR-15 style rifle, and another struck Arthur Folasa Ah Loo, better known as Afa.
Craig Cossairt is preparing to launch Bloom, an AI-native dating app that converts into a relationship app once couples commit — a first for the industry. He's building toward launch after winning a UVU data governance bounty in June.
Utah high school football programs are preparing for their upcoming fall seasons, with schedules released for Timpview, American Leadership Academy, and Park City. Upcoming matchups include early August contests for Spanish Fork's American Leadership Academy and a full autumn slate for Provo-based Timpview.
Utah Open Lands has introduced a new Bonanza Shuttle service operating from the Cottonwood Heights Park-n-Ride. This free weekend service aims to connect riders from the Salt Lake Valley to the Bonanza Flat Conservation Area.
Little Feat guitarists Fred Tackett and Scott Sharrard are scheduled to perform a four-night acoustic residency at the Egyptian Theatre in Park City from July 30 through August 2, 2026.
Park City has announced several updates including a seasonal fire ban and the appointment of a new Emergency Manager. Additionally, UDOT is scheduled to begin a pavement preservation project on SR-224.
Trail crews in Park City are shifting operations to lower-elevation areas like Round Valley as summer heat dries out high-altitude terrain. The Mountain Trails Foundation is currently managing maintenance and repairs across the 400-mile singletrack system.
Utah state leaders and conservationists are pursuing land preservation and financial investments to stabilize the Great Salt Lake. Recent efforts include a $2.5 million contribution from the Utah Inland Port Authority to protect shoreline property.
Emergency management officials in Park City and across Utah are urging residents to prepare for various natural disasters, including wildfires, floods, and severe winter storms. Preparedness strategies include maintaining 72-hour emergency kits, establishing family communication plans, and registering for local alert systems.
Key Dallas Cowboys offensive players, including quarterback Dak Prescott, traveled to Park City, Utah, for a long-standing annual preseason retreat in July 2026. The trip featured several core skill position players as part of the team's "2026 core trip."
Deer Valley Resort has announced a three-day performance ski camp featuring Olympic gold medalist Ted Ligety scheduled for February 2027. The exclusive program will focus on high-level carving techniques and professional instruction.
Mountain biking organizations in Park City are advising trail users to avoid riding in muddy conditions to prevent trail damage, while recent maintenance work continues on local connectors and trails.
Christie's International Real Estate has been selected as the exclusive sales and marketing brokerage for Velvaere in Park City. The luxury development currently features high-value properties with a median list price of $6,525,000.
The Park City Community Foundation has named Summit County Clubhouse as a finalist for its 2026 Women’s Giving Fund high-impact grant. The foundation will award a total of $150,000 among three organizations during a celebration scheduled for July 15.
Intermountain Healthcare's specialized sports medicine and performance centers in Cedar City and Park City offer a range of services including non-surgical orthopedic care, medical massage therapy, and advanced physiological health assessments.
The Egyptian Theatre in Park City recently concluded a multi-day run of the Broadway musical Frozen, presented by the Ziegfeld Theater. The production featured the Disney story of sisters Elsa and Anna during performances held from July 10 through July 12, 2026.
The Utah Main Street program has announced that applications for Round 4 of the Rural Revive & Reside Grant will open on July 15. The program continues to provide a framework for historic commercial district revitalization across 29 Utah communities.
The Park City Extreme Cup is scheduled to take place from July 30 through August 1, 2026, utilizing various fields throughout the Park City and surrounding areas. The tournament follows a season of development for the Park City Soccer Club, a non-profit organization serving hundreds of players across multiple counties.
Dr. William Anderegg will present a talk regarding the future of Earth's forests under climate change at the Park City Library. The presentation will examine how drought, fire, and climate change impact forest ecosystems.
The Summit County Library is hosting a Safety Fair to help residents build relationships with public safety and health leaders. The event will feature various activities for children and community members.
The Summit County Library hosted a book discussion and tasting event featuring Shelley Read's Go as a River. The program included a presentation on Utah peach farming traditions from Tagge’s Famous Fruits.
Summit County Library and Park City Library have presented Go as a River by Shelley Read for the 2026 One Book One Community program. The novel is an award-winning story set in Colorado.
U.S. alpine ski racer Lauren Macuga is recovering from a November knee injury sustained at Copper Mountain that sidelined her Olympic buildup. During an interview at the USANA Center of Excellence, Macuga discussed her rehabilitation and her recent World Cup successes.
Dallas Cowboys offensive skill players were in Park City last week for quarterback Dak Prescott’s privately run annual “core trip,” not a franchise training camp or a Summit County public incentive deal. Full skill-group attendance—including franchise-tagged receiver George Pickens—underscored chemistry work before the team reports to Oxnard, California, at the end of July.
The Community’s Vision for Recreation. Basin Recreation is planning for the future to continue meeting the needs of our growing and evolving community. Over the last two decades, the Snyderville Basin has experienced significant growth. Recreation participation has increased, programs have expanded, facilities are operating at or near ...
Deer Valley Resort has announced 100 new ski runs as part of its Expanded Excellence initiative to honor Park City's mining history. The expansion includes new lifts and terrain designed to celebrate the region's past while introducing a transformed mountain experience.
Ritual Chocolate has partnered with Deer Valley Resort to release a new line of specialty chocolate products. The collection includes branded chocolate bars and seasonal hot cocoa stir sticks available at the resort.
A National Labor Relations Board case involving Vail Resorts and the Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association has been closed. The case included allegations regarding changes in employment terms and coercive statements.
The National Labor Relations Board has an open case involving Vail Resorts, Inc. and the Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association. The filings include allegations regarding discharge and refusal to furnish information.
The Santa Clara City Planning Commission has scheduled a public hearing for July 23, 2026, to discuss the proposed rezoning and project plan for the Big Rocks Subdivision. The meeting will focus on developments located at 4405 W. 1700 N.
The Grand Hyatt Deer Valley has officially opened, serving as the first resort located within the new Deer Valley East Village. The destination is positioned as a premier location for all-season adventure and sophisticated travel.
Park City resident Rob Lea has set a new world record by becoming the first person to complete the 'Double Seven' challenge, which involves climbing the highest peak on every continent and swimming the world's seven most iconic open-water channels. Lea, who finished his final crossing in Japan on June 30, is now preparing to run the New York City Marathon this November.
Park City resident Rob Lea has become the first person in history to complete the 'Double Seven,' a feat involving both the Seven Summits mountaineering challenge and the Oceans Seven open-water swimming series. The achievement was finalized on June 30, 2026, following a grueling swim through Japan's Tsugaru Strait.
The Arts Council of Park City & Summit County continues to manage diverse artistic initiatives, ranging from its CREATE PC local artist collective to overseeing public art advisory boards and the county's 1% Percent-for-Art Policy.
The Park City Planning Commission approved a Phase I Conditional Use Permit for the Snow Park Village parking structure on February 26, 2025. A Phase II application for vertical development atop the structure is expected to be submitted for review at a later date.
The Organizing Committee for the 2034 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games appointed a Steering Committee in February 2025, featuring prominent athletes, business leaders, and Utah officials to advise on the upcoming games.
