An update on the investigation into the deaths of two Treasure Mountain Junior High School Students tops this morning’s Local News Hour. Host Renai Bodley talks to Park City Police Chief Wade Carpenter about the new synthetic drug “pink” and why police are concerned it could be in our community. Then Summit County Councilman Tal Adair gives an update on criminal justice reform and a new plan to move non-violent drug offenders out of the jail and into supervision. Snyderville Planning Commissioner Bea Peck talks about the Discovery CORE project, which is a mixed affordable housing project on Kilby Road. Plus, Peck also talks about why the commission voted down the Jeremy Ranch HOA proposal for surveillance cameras. Park City Events Manager Jenny Diersen talks about Autumn Aloft. And Terri Orr and Moe Hickey from the Park City Institute introduce the lineup of stars for the 20th season of the Main Stage at the Eccles Center.
Local News Hour - September 15, 2016
