Sundance traffic overwhelms Main Street in ‘a self-perpetuating loop of doom’
City Hall this year introduced a package of alterations to the traffic flow in Old Town in an effort to reduce the impacts of the festival crowds on Old Town and better manage the crush of vehicles. There were widespread complaints, though, about the alterations and concern they may have contributed to the backups.
Sundance traffic complaints: ‘sketchy driving moves,’ ‘very disorganized’ in Park City
The Park City Police Department during the opening days of the Sundance Film Festival received a series of complaints about traffic, including a string from people who were on Main Street or in the immediate vicinity of the street.
Utah Olympic bidders in redline phase of venue talks with Park City Mountain, Deer Valley
Hilton said the committee, Park City Mountain and Deer Valley are amicably finding middle ground between the needs of an Olympics and those of the operations of the individual resorts. The talks have involved the top staffers at the resorts, he said.
Summit County Sheriff’s Office third in command steps down
The third-highest ranking member in the Summit County Sheriff’s Office will leave his post next week.
Park City police told of a bear ‘rummaging through’ a parking lot
The Park City Police Department late on Friday night received a report of a bear sighting south of Old Town, an uncommon sort of sighting and one that was logged amid the hubbub of the opening weekend of the Sundance Film Festival a little bit away.
That son of a gun!
With the sci-fi film “Landscape with Invisible Hand,” writer-director Cory Finley, known for the film Thoroughbreds from the 2017 Sundance Film Festival, returns to Park City with this bold sci-fi trip that features a breakout...
Sheriff’s Report: Burglary suspect likely scaled balconies to steal more than $300,000 worth of items
The Sheriff’s Office responded to several other calls between Monday, Jan. 16 and Sunday, Jan. 22, including reports of vehicle burglaries, retail theft and drugs.
Armed guards surround Park City premiere of Brett Kavanaugh documentary
The film, made under intense secrecy, focuses on allegations made by Kavanaugh's Yale classmate Deborah Ramirez that were detailed in a New Yorker article in 2018.
Plans for a new uranium mill in Utah announced
If this mill is ultimately permitted and built, it would be only the second operating uranium processing plant in the nation (in addition to the White Mesa Mill near Blanding, Utah, owned by Energy Fuels).
Slamdance panel spreads message ‘Downwind’
"We’re all downstream from something."
Park City police blotter: Sundance opening days involve parking issues, disorderly conduct
The Park City Police Department over the opening days of the Sundance Film Festival responded to calls involving parking issues, suspected disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace.
Summit County Council readies to tackle dynamic issues in 2023 following retreat
“Whether it’s affordable housing, traffic and congestion, open space, other connectivity, it’s all this interrelated ball that we’re looking at really consistently,” County Councilor Malena Stevens said.
Mikaela Shiffrin has done it — 83rd World Cup win breaks record
“I don’t think there are words to explain all the feelings," Shiffrin said. "In the end of it, it’s like there’s too much excitement to feel. I don’t know if that makes sense.
Park City Mountain development application withdrawn, ending nearly three years of difficult talks
The Provo firm that spent nearly three years entangled in difficult discussions with a City Hall panel about a proposal for a major development at the Park City-side base of Park City Mountain withdrew the...
And again! Shiffrin adds to record total with 84th World Cup win
Wednesday’s victory moved her within two of the overall record — between men and women — of 86 wins held by Ingemar Stenmark.
Another Olympics in Park City: Only ‘developers, resorts, & realtors’ benefit, or a ‘catalyst for a greener Utah’?
The conversations, which drew a combined 138 people, and the subsequent report were the first broad readings of sentiments in Park City and wider Summit County.
Beloved ‘Oliver the bear’ sculpture stolen – again
Meadows Drive resident Judy Epstein was shocked to discover her beloved bronze bear sculpture had been stolen five years ago. She was just as dismayed to learn it was stolen for a second time last week.
Developer withdraws application for major Park City Mountain project
The Provo developer pursuing a major project at the base of Park City Mountain said on Thursday that it has opted to withdraw its application.
Park City Mountain employee killed in lift accident (updated)
Around 10:45 a.m, a tree fell on the resort’s Short Cut chairlift line. An on-duty employee who was riding at the time became unseated.