Summit County sheriff seeing ‘enormous increase’ in kids riding e-bikes recklessly, Summit County Transportation Manager Carl Miller gives an update on the Kimball Junction EIS study, Park City Resident Rob Lea talks about his successful swim across the North Channel and what’s next, and People's Health Clinic CEO Mairi Leining talks about programs the clinic offers for uninsured residents.

Granular discussions send Cedar Crest back to drawing board, Summit County Health Department gives an update on the Community Health Assessment, upcoming public art initiatives include bus stop art, Creekside Bike Park shade structure, Park City Performing Arts reveals main stage lineup, and Park City Education Foundation gives an update on programs offered by the foundation.

Mountain Mettle boxing event returns to raise money for charity, new data results in rare property value increase for three Rockport-area homes, Live On Utah provides resources, training for suicide prevention, no crossing guards on Heber’s Main Street after students hit by cars last fall, Park City Councilman Bill Ciraco recaps Thursday's meeting, and the V Foundation discusses cancer research and upcoming fundraiser.

Latest trails report with Wasatch Trails Foundation, UOP applies to build hotel around Olympic freestyle pool, Summit County Councilmember Chris Robinson recaps Wednesday's meeting, RISE Boxing previews their Mountain Mettle Boxing and Charity Event, Park City Ski & Snowboard discuss upcoming Casino Night and Moose on the Loose race, Park City Council considers ranked choice voting, expedited Main Street water line repairs, and a Heber electric company executive faces 20 illegal hunting charges.

Utah ski resorts announce 2024 opening dates, Park City seeks members for new nonprofit funding committee, Save People Save Wildlife adds new statues to SR224, Junction Commons aims to combine commercial space with mixed-use housing, Park City Council considers ranked choice voting, discusses Main Street Area Plan, after successful summer harvest, Summit Community Gardens/EATS previews Farm to Fork event, and Midway resident shares serendipitous Swiss Days story a warzone away.

Kimball Junction underpass idea dies, pedestrian overpass gains steam, Wasatch County Manager Dustin Grabau previews Wednesday's meeting, Holy Cross Ministries talks about the Autumn Harvest benefit,and director of Utah Open Lands, Wendy Fisher, discusses open space issues.

Park City School District superintendent sole finalist for Colorado job, UDOT asphalt pavement materials engineer on new asphalt in Parleys Canyon, Midway weighs how to manage e-bikes after crash injures three teens, Labor Day Weekend full of local events, and Salt Lake Tribune Executive Editor Lauren Gustus talks top stories of the week.

Trails report with Mountain Trails Foundation, Group calls for more affordable housing amid Summit County housing woes, Summit County Councilmember Canice Harte recaps Wednesday's meeting, Park City School District Superintendent Jill Gildea named as solo finalist for CEO position at Colorado Early Colleges, Don Roll and Alicia O'Meara from Friends of Ski Mountain Mining History have details on the upcoming "Cocktails with the Friends" event in support of the Silver King Mine structure preservation project and Kendall Kelley with the Park City Summit County Arts Council and Aldy Milliken, Executive Director of the Kimball Arts Center, have details about this month's gallery stroll and opening exhibition on Friday night.

Park City exploring development ideas for the future of Main Street, Live Like Sam Founder Ron Jackenthal and Dr. Aaron Fischer detail new partnership with the Utah School Mental Health Collaborative, Park City librarians preview the Used Book Sale over Miners Day weekend, Midway Swiss Days Chairman Craig Simons previews this weekend's events, Kouri Richins will stand trial for murder, pleads not guilty to all charges, and KPCW announces new general manager after national search.

Judge to rule whether Kouri Richins stands trial for murder, Summit County Manager Shayne Scott discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting, Ryan Dickey and Maren Mullen discuss future proposals for Main Street, Utah Chapter of Alzheimer's Association detail upcoming Walk to End Alzheimer's.