Local News Hour

Regional housing authority (or authorities) likely becoming reality (3:17), Summit County Community development project updates (6:58), Park City Manager Matt Dias previews city council meeting (27:57), Heber Valley Chamber Executive Director Dallin Koecher (43:59)

Park Record owner says discrimination is the main challenge to Utah’s growth (02:43), Park City resident Jenn Drummond shares history-making journey as first woman to successfully complete the second 7 summits (06:43), Northern Lights to miss Utah Thursday night, visible in Boise (18:57), Park City Senior Center shares new website and developments building senior housing (21:13), People's Health Clinic discusses volunteer programs, new "Food Farmacy RX" program (34:55)

Vote on Deer Valley development delayed until late August (02:39), Interim Summit County Sheriff Frank Smith and Capt. Kacey Bates on appointment of new sheriff and law enforcement issues new administration will focus on (06:17), Summit County Health Department update on insects and diseases to watch for this summer (27:06), BalletNEXT founder Michele Wiles details upcoming performances (40:31)

Wasatch Fire District seeks new sales tax (3:01), Snow pile from Park City’s monstrous winter finally melts (5:40), Wasatch Mountain State Park Ranger Kathy Donnell shares summer activities at Utah State Parks (6:52), Nonprofit asks state to give more priority to wildlife fencing (20:36), Park City Councilmember Jeremy Rubell recaps meeting (23:37), Meet new KPCW news director Ashton Edwards (36:44), Brighton moving to parking reservation system (47:17)

Mountain Trails Foundation trails report (3:34), Park City may ban open flames (8:56), Summit County Councilmember Roger Armstrong recaps meeting (9:56), Utah Avalanche Center discusses annual report (28:23), Park City Summer Song Camps with Mary Beth Maziarz (41:56)

You can’t rain on Park City’s parade (3:40), Summit County Manager Shayne Scott previews this week's county council meeting (7:13), Park City Manager Matt Dias on upcoming city council meeting (22:02), new Heber Valley Rotary Club president Alfonso Flores (40:35)

Friends of the Library used book sale starts Monday morning (03:06), Where are fireworks allowed in Summit County? (05:16), Wasatch County Manager Dustin Grabau previews this week's county council meeting (06:55), Wasatch Back’s Quirky Small Town Fourth of July Celebrations (17:54), Free Sundance screenings return for locals in July (20:25), Longtime CEO of Park City Education Foundation leaving (22:27), Jenny Diersen and Matthew Senker from Firefly Drone Show company talk about 4th of July celebrations (24:44), Impaired driving consequences with Utah Department of Public Safety spokesperson Cameron Roden (37:21)

Longtime CEO of Park City Education Foundation leaving (3:28), Promontory gets green light for new employee housing, neighbors voice opposition (5:46), Dr. Scott McIntosh talks about Air Med training with PCFD to reduce response times for cardiac arrest patients (9:33), Katie Wright with Better Boundaries talks about the impact of the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on Tuesday regarding state legislatures and elections (23:04), Fireworks safety with Park City Fire District's Max Dosher (35:07), Midway plein art event draws record number of painters (42:46), Free Sundance screenings return for locals in July (44:28), Road closures continue on U.S. 40 through July 4 weekend (46:30), Park City Mountain bike haul begins (47:47), and Pets 'safe, quiet place' during fireworks, shelter says (48:32)

Trails report from Mountain Trails Foundation (3:33), Summit County Councilmember Malena Stevens recaps meeting (6:28), Retiring Executive Director of Jewish Family Service Ellen Silver on what's next for organization (24:09), Utah family traverses Summit County on 1,200-mile horseback ride (34:56), Author Dana Klein shares book "Images Of Hope: Inspiring Portraits and Words From Breast Cancer Survivors" (37:32), UTA's Summit County-Salt Lake City bus route ends in August (45:26), Park City Planning Commission approved redevelopment of the Holiday Village and Parkside apartments (47:57)

Midway City approves funding to preserve Lundin Farm (3:14), High Valley Transit District Executive Director Caroline Rodriguez (8:09), Swaner Nature Preserve and EcoCenter Executive Director Nell Larson (23:13), Steven Wilke and Louis Arévalo talk about upcoming release of adaptive cycling film "Tread Setters" (37:44)