Park City sisters’ Helene survival story highlights need for disaster relief, Summit County Sheriff's Office talks jiu-jitsu-based training and launch of new app, Heber City Manager Matt Brower previews Tuesday's city council meeting, Summit Community Gardens/EATS donates over 1,400 pounds of food, Park City Planning Director Rebecca Ward talks about how residents can get involved in the general plan update, Park City School District cellphone ban credited for kinder classrooms, Caring Bridge, a national nonprofit health platform that supports caregivers and patients, is hosting two fundraisers in Utah this week, and why Powder Mountain’s new parking plan has some season pass-holders feeling duped.

Yellow Lake Fire 6% contained, spans 2,500 acres, no hot tubs after 9 p.m. as Heber locals argue over proposed short-term rental rules, Wasatch Community Foundation previews their upcoming Masquerade Ball Fundraiser, UDOT Region 2 Spokesperson Kylar Sharp gives an update on road projects, Heber babysitter charged in alleged abuse of 11-month-old boy, driver identified in fatal crash south of Heber, "Human Library" event offers chance to learn others’ life stories, Summit County files charges against residents accused of double voting, Oakley rolls back scope of e-bike ordinance limiting use on trails, and violinist David Park and Jeff Whiteley with the Excellence Concert Series discuss the upcoming free show at the Eccles Center in Park City.

Trails report with Mountain Trails Foundation, Summit County Council candidates talk growth, budget at forum, Summit County Councilmember Tonja Hanson recaps Wednesday's meeting, PC Community Foundation Climate Fund Manager Andy Hecht and Founder and CEO of Waste Less Solutions Dana Williamson have details on expanding into Summit County as part of the Zero Food Waste movement, Wasatch County Council candidate impersonates music store owner, spreads false information and Judicial Performance Evaluation Commission Executive Director Mary-Margaret Pingree discusses three things voters should do to know the judges on their ballot before they vote.

Summit County Community Development Director Peter Barnes has an update on development projects throughout the county, founder and artistic director of Odyssey Dance Theatre Derryl Yeager has details on Park City's production of "Thriller," with serious crashes on U.S. 40, Wasatch County discusses safety measures, IOC president calms concerns Salt Lake City could lose 2034 Olympics over doping scandal, Summit Community Gardens/EATS's Helen Nadel has a final update on the 2024 growing season, and Saturday’s "Be the Light" event supports survivors of domestic abuse.

Leadership Park City class launches Colectiva app to serve Latino community, Bitner-Silver Creek connector road opens Friday, Wasatch County Manager Dustin Grabau has a preview of this week's county council meeting, Yellow Lake Fire now at 2,300 acres, difficult terrain slows firefighting efforts, October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and Peace House previews their "Be the Light" event, and Summit Land Conservancy talks Echo Canyon conservation easement and upcoming events.

Tennis players voice concern over court time changes at Park City MARC,Park City to resume construction on Main Street water line with free parking available, Park City resident Betsy Zorio focuses on domestic poverty with the charity Save the Children, Utah’s first floating solar array will power 90% of Park City water treatment plant, CaringBridge a nonprofit for caregivers previews upcoming Utah events, International Olympic Committee president touring Utah’s Olympic facilities, Leadership Park City founder’s final event before retirement is Monday, Citizens' Climate Lobby member Tracy Harden has details on an upcoming candidate forum on climate issues, Miners rebound, Braves win a thriller, and Wasps, Wildcats suffer tough losses in high school football, Wasatch County sheriff identifies Hideout man fatally shot near Jordanelle Reservoir, and smoke from Yellow Lake Fire east of Heber is visible in Summit and Wasatch counties.

Homicide investigation underway after man found dead at Jordanelle State Park, lawyer Mark Gaber breaks down Amendment D misleading ballot language and its constitutional compliance, new Dakota Pacific plan concentrates open space near rest of Kimball Junction,Park City Councilmember Tana Toly has a recap of Thursday night's council meeting, Salt Lake Tribune's Lauren Gustus talks about the top stories they are covering, and Vail Resorts to fire 14% of corporate staff.

The latest trails report with Mountain Trails Foundation, landlords earn skis, fitness passes in workforce rental incentive program, Summit County Councilmember Roger Armstrong recaps Wednesday's meeting, Leadership Class 30 members' 'Colectiva' app connects Latinos with local services, Arts Council Marketing Manager Kendall Kelley and Maren Mullin of Gallery Mar preview this Friday night's gallery stroll, and Park City School District offers community education courses for locals of all ages.

For some Wasatch County riders, more accessible public transit can’t come soon enough, Park City Learning Center all clear after building evacuated for gas leak, "WE RIP" initiative provides affordable housing for seasonal workers, Park City, Summit County emergency responders use training exercise to practice procedures, Park City Police to educate community about drug trends, KPCW, community partners host Summit County Council candidate forum, Park City Manager Matt Dias previews this week's city council meeting, Leisure Learning Program director details latest public classes available, and Timpanogos Valley Theatre celebrates 20 years of performances.

Park City, Sundance allowing festival contract to expire, Summit County’s only assisted living facility may close in pending sale, Summit County Manager Shayne Scott discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting, KPCW's Parker Malatesta with a live update from the Summit County emergency training at Canyons Village, architect, urban planner joins Snyderville Basin Planning Commission, Intermountain Park City Hospital celebrating 15th anniversary, Kouri Richins’ new defense team may ask court to expand jury pool, allegedly intoxicated driver causes Pinebrook-area power outage, Timpanogos Valley Theater board member Nathan Moulton celebrates their 20th anniversary, and Park City to resume construction on Main Street water line with free parking available.