Local News Hour Leslie Thatcher

Trails report with Mountain Trials Foundation, Park Silly Sunday Market Executive Director Kate McChesney discusses the opening of Silly Market, Midway’s Lundin family farm moves closer to conservation easement, Renee Mox Hall with Park City Treble Makers details some of their upcoming concerts, Residents invited to help update eastern Summit County’s guiding planning document, Park City and Summit County Arts Council Executive Director Jocelyn Scudder and Dr. Trevor Cates talk about this month's gallery stroll on Friday night featuring painter Gwen Cates at Trove Gallery and Former White House climate advisor to discuss the ‘science of hope’ in Park City.

Park City School District meets with parents concerned about cellphone use in schools, Molly Kawahata an award-winning speaker, strategist, advocate, and former Climate Advisor at the Obama White House and Eeye Hsu with Park City Community Foundation discuss the "A Hopeful Horizon for the Climate" discussion next week, Park City's LGBTQ+ Task Force members Virginia Solomon, Cami Richardson and EJ Elliott have details on Pride month and community picnic on Saturday, June 1, NAC director of development Caitlin Bognaski and equine manager Meghan O'Toole have details on this year's annual Barn Party, Park City sees strong winter '23-24 tourism ahead of slower summer, Park City to form new committee for nonprofit funding recommendations and Birding tour is Summit County’s first public event on 910 Cattle Ranch.

Developers talk plans for new homes, leisure amenities east of Deer Valley expansion, City Park courts to adopt even/odd approach for morning racket sports, Friends of Ski Mountain Mining History to host fundraiser next week, Veterans, friends, family observe Memorial Day at Park City Cemetery, War veteran reflects upon the journey to make Memorial Hill a sacred space in Midway, Heber City works to find compromise for Main Street banner space, Tina Lewis, a longtime Parkite who helped shape modern Park City has died, Heber works to lower construction costs to expand city’s cemetery, Founder of Progression and venture capitalist Ryan Bellissimo discusses this year’s Progression program happening in Park City on June 13 and Park City Chamber Bureau CEO Jennifer Wesselhoff has a monthly update, including a look at the coming summer season.

Soldier Hollow Sheepdog Championship: Who will be top dog, Tooele solar facility providing clean power to Park City, Salt Lake City, PCSD graduate and composer Quinn Dymalski on PCHS Wind Ensemble concert, Park City High School Latinos in Action student awarded scholarship for ‘stronger together’ essay, Park City Mayor Nann Worel has a recap of last night's meeting, Utah Valley University Wasatch Campus offers opportunities for students of all ages, Authorities release name of Salt Lake man who crashed, died at East Canyon Reservoir, Driver transported to hospital after sedan hit by semi, Montana Burack discusses the Citizen's Climate Lobby Wasatch Chapter on trip to DC next month, Park City Film winds down regular season, prepares for summer Studio Ghibli Film Festival and What to do, what is open Memorial Day

Trails report from Mountain Trails Foundation, Deer Valley gets approval for new six-pack bubble lift off Ontario, Summit County Councilmember Tonja Hanson recaps Wednesday's meeting, PC Environmental Sustainability Manger Luke Cartin on commercialization of solar in the area, Park City Film Executive Director Katy Wang has a preview of upcoming screenings and Arts Council Executive Director Jocelyn Scudder talks about the Miners 9 art exhibition at the Miner's Hospital this weekend.

Judge allows Kouri Richins’ defense attorneys to quit criminal case, Jess Kirby has an update on the 910 Ranch, Miners baseball ends season as Region 10 Champs; first title in seven years, Park City Manager Matt Dias previews this week's city council meeting, Betsy Wallace with Friends of Ski Mountain Mining History has details on next week's Music for the Mines and Juliana Allely takes helm as interim general manager during search for next KPCW leader.