Park City readies to redo scrambled intersection in Old Town
Park City is preparing to redo a section of Main Street and a strategically situated intersection at the southern end of the street, a project that appears meant to turn a scrambled spot where multiple...
Tatiana and Matthew Prince set to acquire the 143-year-old Park Record newspaper
Returning the local institution to local ownership.
Gwyneth Paltrow not at fault for ski collision, jury decides
A jury dismissed the complaint of a retired optometrist who sued Paltrow over injuries he sustained when the two crashed on a beginner run at Deer Valley.
Fire down below
Like peanut butter goes with jelly, the record-breaking snowfall at Park City ski resorts this winter means a heightened and prolonged risk of avalanches.
Park City Pulse: Park City won the winter
Destimetrics attributes these mixed signals to national economic trends causing consumers to pull back on their intent to travel.
Park City police officer honored for community outreach
Libertini was honored recently by the NAACP Salt Lake Branch with a First Responders Appreciation Award, which is given for outstanding community service, actions of valor on or off duty or exemplary law enforcement service.
Park City police receive another complaint about party with ‘stomping’
The Park City Police Department in late March continued to receive reports of parties amid a busy stretch of tourism late in the ski season. The cases appeared to be typical for the ski season...
Sheriff’s Report: Several cars impounded on Sunday
The Sheriff’s Office responded to several other calls between Monday, March 20 and Sunday, March 26 including reports of traffic stops, theft and trespassing.
Summit County seeks to prevent Dakota Pacific from developing at Tech Center until lawsuit is resolved
Three motions filed by Summit County Attorney Margaret Olson on Tuesday aim to prohibit Dakota Pacific Real Estate from building anything at the Park City Tech Center without the county’s approval, or until the lawsuit filed against the development firm and the state of Utah is resolved.
Deer Valley says it is in talks to operate Mayflower Mountain Resort terrain, snowboarding ban would apply
Ski industry talk touches on housing, Park City Mountain paid parking and the plentiful snow
Park City police field reports of injured deer with leg ‘dragging on the ground’
The Park City Police Department last week and early this week continued to receive reports of wildlife sightings, as animals appear to remain at the lower elevations with the deep snow at the higher-elevation points...
Park City High School Model UN inspires students to make a worldly difference
The Model UN team was nervous because they didn’t have as much experience as the other groups since they had only competed in Utah once before, but they found the atmosphere in New York City to be collaborative and supportive with students regularly encouraging each other throughout the three-day conference.
Park City police blotter: Missing earbuds may have been tracked to Utah County
The person who contacted the police indicated the water was running onto the street, "making things icy," according to public police logs.
Park City Mountain extends ski season, touting plentiful snow
Park City Mountain on Monday said it has extended the ski season by two weeks, indicating the plentiful snow made it possible to keep the slopes open beyond its planned closing date. The ski season...
California man identified as Weber Canyon avalanche victim
Ryan Barr, of San Diego, died after he became buried in a slide that happened around 3:30 p.m. on March 9. The avalanche was triggered by a group of guided skiers, causing two individuals to become caught, carried and buried.
Utah snowpack tied with 40-year-old record, poised to beat it this weekend
Midweek storms boosted the state’s snowpack, helping the snow water equivalent, or the amount of water there would be if the snow melted, reach 26 inches on Friday morning, according to Utah Snow Survey Supervisor Jordan Clayton. The previous known record was set in April of 1983, which is three years after the first SNOTEL sites were installed.
LDS Church gives water to boost Great Salt Lake
The church is one of the biggest water rights holders in the western U.S.
Paltrow takes the stand in Park City ski trial
Her lawyers Thursday asked Sanderson’s daughter whether her father thought it was “cool” to collide with a celebrity like Paltrow, the Oscar-winning star of “Shakespeare in Love” and founder-CEO of lifestyle brand, Goop.
