On today's Local news Hour : (08:42) - Chairman of the Snyderville Basin Planning Commission Thomas Cooke has an update from Tuesday's meeting. (23:20) - Assistant Park City Manager Sarah Pearce and Economic Development Manager Jonathan Weidenhamer has a preview of this week's city council meeting. (41:16) - Summit County Health Department Monthly Update with incoming Health Deptartment Director Phil Bondurant.

On today's Local news Hour : ( 03:13) Wasatch County Manager Mike Davis steps down to become MIDA Coordinator. ( 07:34) Park City Board of Education member Wendy Crossland and Chief Operations Officer Mike Tanner update on building green. ( 25:15) Jocelyn and Chris Arndt who are performing at the Eccles Center July 17th. ( 31:35) Park City Rotary Club member Tom Kelly has details about this year's Miners' Day celebration. ( 37:44) Update on the agenda for tonights Synderville Planning Commission

On today's Local news Hour : ( 03:07) Sean Higgins story about a Memorial service held Friday for a Park City man who was killed in a motorized skateboarding accident over the Fourth of July Weekend. ( 06:46) Director of the National Ski Hall of Fame Justin Koski has details about three of this year's inductees – all from the Park City area: Holly Flanders, Hank Tauber and Howard Peterson. ( 20:51) Along with rising temperatures and drought, climate change has another side effect in the Wasatch

On today's Local News Hour : ( 02:59) Mountain Trails Report with Lora Smith. ( 07:54) Ex. Director of EATS – that’s Eat Awesome Things at School Meghan Miller-Gitlin – talks about what they plan to do with their Women’s Giving Fund grant and what’s happening this summer with school out. ( 14:07) Park City's traffic calming project, called People-First Streets, allows residents to create ways to slow cars so pedestrians and bikers can safely navigate neighborhoods as Caroylnn Murray reports ( 17

On today's Local News Hour : ( 02:55) Summit County Council Member Doug Clyde recaps Wednesday's meeting. ( 25:06) Park City Water Quality and Treatment Manager Michelle De Haan and Water Resources Manager Jason Christensen talk about this year's Water Quality consumer confidence report and water resources. ( 42:01) Youth Sports Alliance Executive Director Emily Fisher has more on after-school programming.

On today's Local News Hour : (10:06) - Executive Director of Jewish Family Services Ellen Silver - this year’s Women’s Giving Fund grant winner and Community Foundation Board Chair, Kristi Cumming talk about the process and what they plan to do with the grant money. (23:15) - Bassist for the band Upstate Harry D'Agostino talks about their show at the Eccles Center on Saturday. General Admission tickets are free but must be reserved in advance from the Park City Institute. (30:48) - Executive

On today's Local News Hour : ( 02:51) Summit County Manager Tom Fisher discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting. ( 23:12) Director of Marketing and Events for Canyons Village Management Association (CVMA) Dave March has details on this summer's concert series that start on Thursday and an update on the workforce housing now under construction. ( 34:27) Cheryl Fox - Director of Summit Land Conservancy has an update on open space issues. ( 41:33) The court squabbles continue, as

On today's Local News Hour: ( 03:58) Mountain Trails Foundations weekly report with Lora Smith ( 10:52) Summit County Community Development Director Pat Putt has an update on development projects throughout the county. ( 27:00) Park City Councilmember Becca Gerber has a recap of last night's meeting. ( 41:55) Zoey Anderson - a dancer with Parsons Dance previews the reopening of the Park City Eccles Center Saturday night.

On today's Local News Hour: ( 03:08) Summit County Council Member Malena Stevens recaps Wednesday's meeting. ( 14:48) Sean Higgins story about the proposed solutions to the traffic problems in Little Cottonwood Canyon and Snowbird Resort coming out in favor of an aerial transit solution over expanded bus services. ( 19:03) The Park City Board of Education held a special work meeting Tuesday to discuss incorporating green building initiatives into the $150 million master plan facilities

On today's Local News Hour : (08:39) - High Valley Transit General Manager Caroline Rodriguez has details about tomorrow's launch of the system. (23:31) - Park City Manager Matt Dias has a preview of this week's city council meeting. (40:48) - Oakley Mayor Wade Woolstenhulme talks about Oakley's water challenges and building moratorium and the Oakley Rodeo and fireworks this year.