Local News Hour

Utah Avalanche Center update (2:05), Heber residents prepare Center Street for snowmelt river (3:50), Park City Fire District Fire Marshal Mike Owens (6:46), Youth Sports Alliance's Heather Sims and Laurie Santoro (22:03), UAC releases report on skier death in the Uintas (33:37), Snyderville Basin Recreation's Dana Jones (37:10).

Salt Lake City group hopes to gain MLB expansion team (0:00), Utah Avalanche Center update (4:10), Erin Ferguson from Save People Save Wildlife on efforts to reduce wildlife traffic incidents (8:20), University of Utah Department of Atmospheric Science's Dr. Jim Steenburgh, aka "Professor Powder," on record snowfall (22:55), Oakley discusses new city center (33:13), Summit County Emergency Manager Kathryn McMullin discusses flood situation (37:35).

Utah Avalanche Center update (2:55), Summit County Councilmember Roger Armstrong recaps Wednesday's meeting (6:57), Park City Chamber announces first-ever sustainable tourism grant (23:32), Studio Crossing affordable project to get underway this year (31:20), Park City Institute Executive Director Ari Ioannides and successor Betsy Wallace discuss the transition (35:27), Family warns others after snowmelt floods Heber home (47:22).

Utah Avalanche Center update (2:44), Am I at risk? How to find out if you’re in a floodplain (5:29), Trails report Mountain Trails Foundation's Lora Smith (8:41), Park City Mountain announces season extending to May 1 (20:00), Kamas resident Kouri Richins shares new book following unexpected death of husband (21:41), Mobile food pantry gets rolling this week (33:50), Park City planning director stepping down (36:09), Heber Valley Chamber of Commerce's Jessica Turner shares upcoming events (37:52)

Utah Avalanche Center update on high risk (3:10), Park City property tax increase seen as tool to fix childcare, housing crisis (5:07), Summit County Manager Shayne Scott discusses agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting (10:39), Three-time Olympian hosts inaugural fundraiser at Woodward benefiting Kids Play International (20:24), Park City Public Works Director Troy Dayley and Emergency Management Manager Mike McComb talk about runoff and flood prep (23:31), Executive Director of Christian Center of Park City Rob Harter updates services the organization offers (37:47), Merger between Summit Community Gardens and EATS is complete – a new name could come this fall (46:27)

Utah Avalanche Center update (2:43), Public hearing elicits many shades to outdoor lighting debate in Wasatch County (6:09), Summit County Health Department Director Phil Bondurant shares monthly update (12:08), Park City Ski and Snowboard's Christie Hind recaps the season (26:22), Park City Education Foundation's Jennifer Billow provides an update on programs offered (39:46).

Utah Avalance Center update (3:33), Basin Planning Commission gets first look at new Silver Creek mixed-use development (8:34), PCMC soils specialist Ryan Blair and soil committee representative Joan Card talk about soil contamination (12:24), PC Tots Executive Director Sue Banerjee and the Early Childhood Alliance's Kristen Schultz talk about "Park City Cares About Kids" proposal (22:19), Plow expert Mark Kimble explains his work in this historic snow season and use of special plows (38:46), Camping, recreation site openings in national forests delayed two weeks (50:16)

Utah Avalanche Forecast Center (3:00). Summit County Councilmember Malena Stevens recaps Wednesday's meeting (4:46). Author, social commentator, actor Fran Lebowitz at Eccles Center Saturday (21:37). Kids Play International founder/president Tracy Evans shares fundraiser info (37:43). Park City Museum partners with Park City Film to expand exhibit on disability rights with free screening of “Crip Camp” Thursday (46:44).

Utah Avalanche Forecast Center (3:35), Summit County Community Development Director Pat Putt (5:47), Park City Councilmember Becca Gerber (23:13), Sloane Johnson, Melissa Soltesz from Summit Community Gardens (36:39), What the $3.6B Tesla Gigafactory expansion means for the region (46:11), and Summit County could bring bike share program in-house (47:28)

Utah Avalanche Forecast Center (2:43), Wasatch County Manager Dustin Grabau previews this week's county council meeting (7:10), Families grapple with PC Tots tuition increase (18:25), New exhibit at Park City Museum called "Patient No More" and free film screening of "Crip Camp" on April 6 (22:08), Summit Land Conservancy's Cheryl Fox discusses open space issues (32:09), Summit County Sheriff's Office records more than 1,000 winter weather incidents this year (43:24), and Dr. Bob Band celebrates 40th anniversary with new film (45:21)