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Winter has returned to the Wasatch Back, delivering a fresh blanket of powder for skiers while also snarling traffic. The snow is here to stay into the weekend.
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Parker Malatesta/KPCWThe Park City Council has approved a conservation easement protecting more than 100 acres on Treasure Hill from future development. -
Matt Sampson/KPCWNew drafts from the Utah Department of Transportation show the Heber Valley bypass will prioritize safety and speed, according to the agency.
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Local officials have approved an event permit for the Park City Song Summit to take place in City Park later this year. -
As Wasatch County anticipates rapid growth around East Village and the Jordanelle Reservoir, leaders say they’re learning from their Park City neighbors. -
More controlled burns are planned near the Ontario Mine bench this week.
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Park City Ski and Snowboard will wrap the 2024-2025 winter season with a spring carnival at the Utah Olympic Park on Friday. -
High school wrestler Wyatt Hanssen made Wasatch High School history this weekend when he was crowned a national champion. -
The Utah Department of Transportation is warning about a tolling scam that claims drivers have an unpaid balance. -
More than 100 Wasatch County residents and visitors learned about self reliance and emergency preparedness over the weekend. -
Wasatch Back commuters faced significant traffic delays Tuesday morning due to snow.
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