Local News Hour

On today’s program, South Summit School District Superintendent Shad Sorenson has an update on the district’s proposed $90 million bond that will be put on November’s ballot. Brothers and former owners of the Treasure Hill property Pat and Mike Sweeney talk about their efforts over the last 30 years to see this property developed and the resulting acquisition for $64 million by Park City and Utah Open Lands Director Wendy Fisher has an update on the Snow Ranch Pastures acquisition – the deadline

On today’s program, the Director of Summit Land Conservancy Cheryl Fox announces they have successfully saved the Osguthorpe Ranch with last minute contributions. Summit County Manager Tom Fisher discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting that starts with a work session at 3:15 at the county courthouse. Park City Planning Director Bruce Erickson and Planner Hannah Tyler preview tomorrow's planning commission agenda, which includes an application from KPCW for a station expansion

Mike Quincy, Consumer Reports Magazine, is an auto tester at the CR test center in Colchester, Connecticut. The 2019 Auto Issue of Consumer Reports is out, and we talking about the best and worst cars, trucks and SUV’s.

On today’s program Summit County Sheriff Lt. Andrew Wright about now the K-9 program is changing with medical marijuana and recent hires. U.S. Ski and Snowboard Director of Communications Tom Webb with a team update and Park City Christian Center Director Rob Harter and Event Coordinator Debbie LaBelle announce the naming contest for their community room.

On Today’s program, Navee Vernon, who has retired as County Historian talks about her tenure and accomplishments. Park City Council member Lynn Ware Peek has a recap of last night's meeting. In studio. Morgan Parry, is the Director of Mamma Mia. It’s opening tonight at the Egyptian Theater this week and the Former Editor of Salt Lake City Magazine and Author of 100 Things to Do in Salt Lake City Before You Die Jeremy Pugh talks about the updated version of his book, which includes a number of

On today’s program, Summit County Assistant Manager Janna Young has a legislative recap. Park City Special Counsel Margaret Plane talks about her background in social equity and why she joined Park City's legal team and Park City Sustainability Manager Luke Cartin explains the Community Renewable Energy Act that Park City and Summit County helped draft - and pass - this legislative session.

ON today’s program, Park City Superintendent Jill Gildea and School Board President Andrew Caplan have an update on Standards Based Grading and the master planning process. Park City Manager Diane Foster and Public Utilities Director Clint McAffee have a preview of the agenda for Thursday's city council meeting and Park City Trail Series Race Director Pete Van Slooten has details about the upcoming training and race season.

On today’s program, Summit County Public Works Director Derrick Radke has the latest on the Jeremy Ranch/Pinebrook roundabout project. Park City School District Business Administrator Todd Hauber recaps the wins and losses for education from the legislative session. Recycle Utah director Carolyn Wawra as a rundown of some of the upcoming events and programs at Recycle Utah, Park City Professional Ski Patrol Members Val Geist talks about the upcoming Backcountry Bowwow to support the association

On today’s program, KPCW Reporter Emily Means has a final wrap up of this year's legislative session. Heber City Mayor Kelleen Potter talks about the update to the Heber Master Plan. U.S. Ski and Snowboard Director of Communications Tom Webb has a team update and Snyderville Basin Recreation Director Brian Hanton has an update on summer camp registration and the new Trailside playground project.

On today’s program, Shelly Barrus Executive Director for Habitat For Humanity and Board member Cheryl Butler talk about the new habitat home projects. Park City Council member Tim Henney has a recap of last night's meeting. Park City Leadership Founder Myles Rademan has details about Monday's annual Community Leadership Lecture. and Co-Founder of Lucky Ones at the Park City Library, Katie Holyfield talks about their one year anniversary and the celebration they’re planning.