Local News Hour

The movie "Sex Tape" may have a steamy title, but does the film live up - or down - to that? Rick Brough has the answer, with the Friday Film Review.

In a statement issued today Talisker has announced it will accept further postponement of an eviction which could throw the Park City Mountain Resort off its ski hill.
The statement opens the door for the Mountain Resort to continue operating the next ski season. But Talisker said it's now up to the Resort to post a required bond amount to keep using the ski mountain, owned by Talisker. Rick Brough has more.

A long-time Park City resident has been sentenced to fifteen years to life in the Utah State Prison for kidnapping and sexually assaulting his estranged wife. The sentence was handed down Monday, in Third District Court, to 59-year-old Donald Raymond Riegelsperger. Rick Brough has more.

Construction fencing and a back-hoe front and center on the ski slopes above Old Town are part of the city's multi-million dollar water quality improvement project. KPCW's Leslie Thatcher has more.

Summit and Wasatch County farmers are eligible for disaster assistance as the U.S. Department of Agriculture has designated the county as a primary  natural disaster area due to recent drought. KPCW's Leslie Thatcher has more.

The Olympic Ice Oval at Kearns is embarking on a major Green venture. The Olympic Legacy Foundation announced this week that it's groundbreaking on a large solar array at the oval. Rick Brough has more.

Thursday, July 24th is Pioneer Day as the state of Utah commemorates the arrival of the Mormon settlers in the Salt Lake Valley in 1847. However, the origins of Park City, as a mining town, didn't come until nearly 20 years later, according to Park City Museum director Sandra Morrison. Rick Brough has more.

Although no human cases of the virus have been reported, the West Nile Virus becomes a concern every mosquito season, this one's no different. Lynn Ware Peek has more.

The Snyderville Planning Commission Tuesday night was introduced to the Silver Creek Village Center, a project that when built out will have a population larger than Coalville.
The planners are charged with reviewing the proposed Development Agreement for the project. Rick Brough has more.

Starting in 2015, the 8 year 1.8 billion dollar rebuild of the Salt Lake City International Airport will begin. While the impacts are imminent, airport executives hope to keep using the airport as hassle free as possible. KPCW's Leslie Thatcher has more.