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With bulldozers, airtankers and specially trained crews from all over the country, firefighters have been battling the Rocky Canyon Fire near Henefer with a wide range of strategies and resources.
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The sheriff's office has recorded more than $10,000 in damage to plate readers in the past four months.
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With area schools starting this week, the Park City Day Camp wrapped up for another year, boasting strong numbers despite ongoing construction.
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After hearing from residents, the Heber City Council is poised to vote on a proposed property tax increase at a meeting Tuesday.
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The free celebration at City Park Friday will kickstart KPCW's summer fundraising season.
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Crews are working to contain the Rocky Canyon Fire in Summit and Morgan counties but hot, dry weather is expected this week.
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Less than a year after the Sundance Film Festival’s final curtain call in Park City, a new film festival arrives this fall to focus on local filmmakers.
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Anna Quindlen’s latest novel “More Than Enough” is another example of the author’s ability to tune into women’s lives and turn it into a tender and tantalizing story.
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As the Rocky Canyon Fire reaches containment, evacuation orders across the Wasatch Back are lifting. The community came together to help a Morgan County farmer get his livestock back home.
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High school football returned to the Wasatch Back this week with Park City falling in overtime, North Summit winning a thriller, and Deer Creek making its program debut.
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The mayor of Interlaken publicly critiqued the whistleblower whose complaint revealed improper hiring practices in the town.
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This week’s Friday Film Review breaks down whether the third time is a charm for the return of the Broken Lizard comedy troupe in “Super Troopers 3.”