Local News Hour

Park City Manager Matt Dias and Housing Manager Jason Glidden have a preview of the agenda for Thursday's city council meeting. Park City School District Chief Operating Officer Mike Tanner talks about the security measures underway at the high school and other projects they are working on and Gretchen Lee, Ex. Director of Mountain Mediation and Kris Campbell have details about a community conversation series exploring societal attitudes toward modern gender identification issues on February 6th

Cheryl Fox - Director of Summit Land Conservancy on open space issues. Summit County Manager Tom Fisher discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting. Founder of Leadership Park City Myles Rademan has details about this year's Leadership 101 open to the public - happening on Friday and a conversation with this year's Park City Chamber Bureau Economic Update Luncheon Speaker is Monica Mehta – a finance expert who offers cultural commentary on money and how it impacts the economy,

KPCW Reporter Emily Means has this week’s Legislative Report. Park City Conservatory Director Debra Cook and Conductor Jonathan Griffiths talk about the local performance of the choral piece they’ll be performing at Carnegie Hall later this month and Lara Carlton has this week’s U.S. Ski and Snowboard Report.

Transportation Consultant For the Wasatch Transit Study AT Stoddard has an update on the project. Park City Councilmember Steve Joyce has a recap of last night's meeting and the Vice Principal of Herriman High School Steward Hudnall was one of those who spoke at Wednesday's press conference at the state capitol about the growing problem of vaping by our youth and the issues he confronts every week.

State Senator Ron Winterton (R) discusses his priorities for the 2020 legislative session. Faith Jolley, Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Public Information Officer has details about the antler shed season and what’s legal a d how to participate and Historic Park City Alliance Ex. Director Alison Kuhlow has an update on how it’s been for Main Street businesses during Sundance this year.

Michele Deininger and Richard Ostler talk about the concerns of a group of parents in the Park City School District who believe a Utah Board of Education member is trying to gut the protections of LGBTQ students under state board rule R 277-613. Park City Manager Matt Dias and Arts and Culture District David Everitt have a preview of the agenda for Thursday's city council meeting and Sheriff’s Lt. Andrew Wright talks about cases of recent fraud going on in the county – some of which involve the

Lorelei Coombs and Erin Ferguson from Save People Save Wildlife talk about the SR 224 wildlife vehicle conflicts and the meeting they have scheduled with UDOT on Wednesday to look at budgeting for a wildlife crossing hear the McPolin Barn. Heber City Mayor Kelleen Potter has details about the Airport Master Plan meeting tomorrow night and Recycle Utah Director Carolyn Wawra is joined by the owner and Chef of Savoury Kitchen Joe Salydga – the winner of this year’s Green Business of the Year award

It’s the opening day of the Utah Legislature. KPCW Reporter Emily Means calls in from the state capitol. Megan Garber is a culture writer for The Atlantic. She talks about how she is covering Sundance and her participation in a couple of panels this past weekend and U.S. Ski and Snowboard Freeski and Snowboard Marketing and Communications Manager Andrew Gauthier calls in with this week’s report.

State Rep. Tim Quinn previews the 2020 legislative session that starts Monday. Robin Marrouche, Director of the Susan Swartz Gallery, has details about the curated exhibit at the gallery with some of the art and artists from Agnes Gund's private collection. Gund is featured in one of the films at Sundance this year, Aggie and Sundance Film Festival Programmer Charlie Sextro has a preview of some of this year's national and world cinema narrative films.

On Today’s show, Summit County Council Member Chris Robinson recaps this weeks Council meeting and Sundance Film Festival Programmers Sudeep Sharma and Ania Trzebiatowska discuss some of the documentaries in this year’s national and world competition.