Local News Hour Leslie Thatcher

Judge allows LDS Church to join Heber Valley temple lawsuit, ‘Once in a generation opportunity’: local land trust blows by federal funding goal, Hideout town councilmembers Chris Baier and Jonathan Gunn with Wasatch Fire Chief Eric Hales on Hideout station fundraiser Saturday, Park City Councilmember Ed Parigian has a recap of last night's meeting, Soldier Hollow General Manager Luke Bodensteiner discusses the upcoming Pan-American Mountain Bike race, Slamdance CEO: Financial, accessibility concerns behind LA move, Wasatch High School’s upcoming plant sale blooms with student-led success, Swaner EcoCenter welcomes baby sandhill crane and Park City spring open house to highlight construction, other projects.

Trails report with Mountain Trails Foundation, Park Record owner accused of intimidation in tense City Hall meeting over home plans, Summit County Councilmember Canice Harte recaps Wednesday's meeting, Park City Municipal's Linda Jager and Ken Fisher with details on the upcoming open house and PC Recreation facility projects, Former Heber councilmember to lead Main Street revitalization efforts and Dave Geffen, Joan Meixner, and Mike Owens discuss Pinebrook's Wildfire Safety Event Saturday.

Prince home plans must return to planning commission, panel finds, Summit County Community Development Director Pat Putt has an update on development projects throughout the county, Park City Manager Matt Dias previews this week's city council meeting, Heber planning commission recommends zone change to allow more housing downtown and Slamdance Film Festival leaving Park City for LA in 2025.

Park City panel considers neighbors’ appeal of Prince Treasure Hill home, Summit County Manager Shayne Scott has a preview of this week's council meeting, High Valley Transit begins operating 10X route, Founder and Executive Director of the Nepal Cleft and Burn Center and owner of Foothill Oriental Rugs Jim Webber has details on this year's fundraiser, Heber police identify six minors in skate park vandalism, Figure Skating Club of Park City President and spring show co-chair Taylor Knight and skaters Autumn Boyd and Awstyn Knight discuss the club's production of 'A Tale of Belle and the Beast on Ice' this weekend, Silver King mine gets $200k from Summit County tax grant, ‘I Can Do Hard Things 5K’ celebrates all abilities in Wasatch County and Park City Mountain Village to host farmers market this year.

Thousands of pounds of toxic waste saved from landfills on free hazardous waste collection day, Park City Winter Sports School Head of School Tess Miner-Farra has details about the opening of the school last week, UDOT resumes I-80 restriping this summer, plans new wildlife crossings, Families invited to annual Día de los Niños event in Heber, Utah Republicans, Democrats conventions set the tone for June primary, November general election, Heber Valley strategizes how to welcome international tourists, Timpanogos Valley Theatre opened "The Nerd," a comedy by Larry Shue. Director has details, Musician Josh Kelley and Actor Scott Wolf are joined by board members with Friends of Summit County Search and Rescue Michelle Eastman and Bret Mickelson who have details on the upcoming fundraiser.

Summit County convening subcommittee to negotiate with Kimball Junction developer (4:02), Wasatch County skate park closed ‘indefinitely’ after repeated vandalism (6:03), Park City planners delay vote on new Deer Valley lift (8:29), UDOT Public Information Officer John Gleason & Natural Resource Manager Matt Howard on wildlife safety efforts after Save People Save Wildlife voiced concerns (10:05), Park City Councilmember Bill Ciraco has a recap of last night's meeting (21:51), and Salt Lake Tribune's Lauren Gustus discusses some of their top stories (37:50)