Today, the Oakley Rodeo is one of the best in the nation. It ranks 35th nationwide and third of all the Fourth of July events ...

About 20 people made the hike to the third floor of the Park City Library for the Monday evening talk, “Learning to Live with ...

Dr. Garrick Peterson has spent years as an educator and administrator. Now, he's taking the top role as Wasatch County School ...

Park City READS presented its 2025 Elevating Literacy Award to Debra Guthery, who has positively affected countless childrens ...

Good friends are like treasures, and the Trove Gallery knows this. That’s why owner Jen Schumacher will open a new exhibit ...

Basin Recreation will unveil its brand-new pollinator garden Wednesday at Matt Knoop Memorial Park, a project that’s been ...

Summit County Sheriff’s Office deputies recovered four stolen firearms in their original retail packaging from a Silver Creek ...

Park City leaders in April approved a resolution that prohibits the use of fireworks, as well as ignition sources and open flames.

Main Street begins closing at 6 a.m. to give organizers time to prepare for the parade. All cars need to be off of Main Street, Park Avenue — from 9th Street to 15th Street — Heber Avenue, Swede Alley ...

The team were focused on pinning down arena barrels for horses to scurry around; action begins Wednesday at 7:20 p.m. The rodeo will run through Saturday, with competitions beginning at the same time ...

We’re thrilled to be recognized with this award,” said Sam Carrick, agency co-owner of Wasatch Leavitt Insurance.

Park City surveys from 2019 showed limited support for aerial transit. Officials are now revisiting the topic.