Local News Hour

UDOT Region 3 Communications Manager Geoff Dupaix has details about a number of UDOT road projects in Wasatch County. Park City Councilmember Steve Joyce has a recap of last night's meeting and Park City Leadership Founder Myles Rademan has details about the contributions made by Leadership alumni. He also serves on the county’s task force about how we move forward from here and talks about how our resort town has bounced back after other economic hardships.

Summit County Council Member Chris Robinson has a recap of Wednesday’s meeting, where the council cut $3 million from the budget and plan to cut another $2 million more soon. National Weather Service Senior Hydrologist Brian McInerney has a look at spring runoff and what’s ahead for him as he retires from the NWS at the end of the month and Park City Film Series Director Katy Wang has details on the virtual film programming they're offering while the Jim Santy Auditorium is shuttered.

Summit County Health Director Rich Bullough talks about what they’re watching for as the county begins to consider what businesses might be able to reopen. Park City Manager Matt Dias has a preview of the agenda for Thursday's city council meeting, including another budget discussion on how to make up the nearly $4 million budget shortfall for the current budget year and Park City Community Foundation Executive Director Katie Wright has details on the foundation reaching $1 million - in less

Summit County Manager Tom Fisher discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting, including planning efforts for our community's recovery. Park City High School English Language Teacher Melanie Moffat has details about a new website Parkcityroscks.org. It's a community building and social distancing activity for students in the Park City School District, funded with a grant from the Park City Education Foundation. Habitat for Humanity Executive Director Shellie Barrus has details

Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation CEO Colin Hilton talks about how the Olympic venues, as well as the teams that rely on these training venues, are dealing with the shut down due to COVID-19. Rob Harter, Executive Director of Christian Center of Park City has an update about the services his organization is offering during the COVID-19 crisis and Park City Education Foundation Ex. Director Abby McNulty talks about the Express Grant Fund and how it's benefitting students and teachers as schools are

Park City Restaurant Association Ex. Director Ginger Wick announces that this summer’s Savor the Summit is cancelled. She also has an update on how Park City area restaurants are doing being able to offer only take out. Park City Council member Tim Henney with a recap from yesterday's meeting looking at the $4 million budget deficit and Cada Domingo Host Jorge Rodriguez talks about the COVID-19 coverage he is providing on Cada Domingo every Sunday night.

Summit County Council Member Doug Clyde has a recap of Wednesday’s meeting when the council took a hard look at how to make up an estimated $4-million budget shortfall. Newly hired Park City Municipal Deputy City Managers Sarah Pearce and David Everitt discuss their new roles and Youth Sports Alliance Executive Director Emily Fisher has an update on youth sports and how clubs are preparing for the known of whether summer camps will be held – which are a large part of their summer income.

Summit County Health Director Rich Bullough with an update on the COVID-19 pandemic and likely extension of the health orders, with some modifications. Olympic Gold Medalist and Co-Founder of Shred Ted Ligety has details about U.S. Ski and Snowboard’s efforts to collect goggles for a program known as Goggles for Doctors. He also reports that he and his wife Mia are expecting twins this summer. He is joined by US Ski and Snowboard Communications Manager Lara Carlton. Sydney Dykman-Pittsley, the

Summit County Manager Tom Fisher discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting. Cheryl Fox, Director of Summit Land Conservancy, has an update on their bi-annual breakfast fundraiser: BYOB (Bring Your Own Bacon). Everyone one is invited to attend from the comfort of their own home. Park City Planning Director Bruce Erickson has an update on how the city is working to get Planning Commission meetings set up remotely by the April 22 nd meeting and Salt Lake Climbers Alliance

KPCW General Manager Renai Miller and Reporters David Boyle and Emily Means talk about how KPCW has had to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic and instituted remote work spaces and limiting the number of staff and volunteers who typically access the KPCW studios. Park City Community Foundation Director Katie Wright has an update about the benefits nonprofit organizations can receive by applying for benefits from the stimulus bill. Hair Stylist Peter Sosnowski has details about his new venture -