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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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A local official is concerned Summit County taxpayers are subsidizing water projects downstream.
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As Summit County residents return home near the Rocky Canyon Fire, officials are asking them to steer clear of firefighting operations.
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Summit County will decide whether to put the bonds to a vote after Basin Recreation cut the amount in half.
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Summit County drivers will have two left turn lanes from state Route 224 to Ute Boulevard in Kimball Junction starting Monday.
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The historic cabin on Summit County's 910 Ranch joins the more than 100 historic buildings on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Officials ask northern Summit County residents to stay vigilant in case conditions change.
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County leaders across the Wasatch Back are joining forces to oppose a state program that allows developers to form new towns.
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Wet weather can make for flash floods and rockslides on burn scars, which the public is asked to avoid.
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The Utah Department of Transportation’s bridge replacement project has been delayed.
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The Utah Army National Guard has sent Black Hawk military helicopters to drop water on the Rocky Canyon Fire in Summit and Morgan counties.