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A massive dust plume from the shrinking Great Salt Lake is carrying toxic metals like arsenic and uranium into the air—and even into our food. As the lake dries up after a century of pollution, exposed sediment becomes airborne, posing unseen health risks. Leafy greens near the lakebed absorb these contaminants, making them unsafe even after washing. Experts urge immediate action: restore water le...

A wildfire near Mount Timpanogos, initially reported at five acres, has sparked urgent action as firefighters battle flames with helicopters and ground crews. Though the fire remains zero percent contained and evacuation orders are in place for Timpooneke Campground and surrounding zones, recent updates show the fire’s acreage was revised down to two acres after more accurate measurements. Helicop...

Scott Loomis, former executive director of Mountainlands Community Housing Trust and a 20-year champion of affordable housing in Park City, has been honored with the Robert W. Wells Award — recognizing his transformative leadership in building and preserving hundreds of homes, strengthening neighborhoods, and advancing economic independence for families. His legacy now joins that of other trailbla...

La Stellina at The St. Regis Deer Valley just earned Wine Spectator’s prestigious “Best of Award of Excellence,” joining sister restaurant RIME Seafood and Steak in this elite honor—making the resort the only one in Utah with two award-winning wine programs. General Manager Tyler Mugford celebrates the global recognition, inviting wine lovers to experience the curated collections that elevate thei...

Park City just joined seven other Utah towns selected for the state’s Main Street revitalization program — a major boost designed to breathe new life into downtowns through a proven four-point strategy: organization, promotion, design, and economic vitality. Now part of a growing network of 29 communities, including Logan, these towns are getting expert training, funding, and tools to preserve the...

Recycle Utah’s 11th annual “100 Mile Meal” is more than dinner—it’s a celebration of local food, sustainability, and community, with every bite sourced within 100 miles of Park City. Happening August 22 at Red Pine Lodge, this family-style feast raises funds while spotlighting local farmers. After the meal, join the “Recycle Utah Rendezvous” for a sneak peek at their future headquarters—perfect fo...

Deer Valley Resort is set to dominate the 2026-2027 ski season with massive upgrades: the new Hail Peak Express lift unlocks 200 fresh acres and 7 new runs, pushing total skiable terrain to 4,500 acres. A 10-million-gallon snow reservoir near Park Peak amps up snowmaking, while a new family-friendly snow feature zone at Pioche Express welcomes beginners. Lifts get premium upgrades with custom carr...

Park City’s Bonanza Park, a five-acre gem and one of the last big open spaces left, is at the center of a heated debate: build a dense, mixed-use development with over 100 homes and community spaces—or preserve it as green space. City leaders see it as a vital solution to the housing crisis, offering affordable units, shops, and transit-friendly living. But a new group, PLACE Park City, is rallyin...

Preservation Utah’s 2026 list highlights 35 historic sites at risk across Utah, with three facing immediate danger: Dixon Middle School, the Silver King Mill, and the Green River Bank Building. These landmarks aren’t just old structures—they’re vital chapters in Utah’s history, especially the Silver King Mill, a key piece of the state’s industrial legacy. While some wins were celebrated, like the...

Mountain goats in Utah are wild, majestic, and surprisingly dangerous if provoked—so keep your distance. These high-country residents, numbering around 1,500, thrive in steep, snowy terrain and are most commonly spotted in the Uintas and Wasatch Range. Males (billies) get territorial in November, while females (nannies) fiercely guard their young. Wildlife officials urge hikers to stay 150 feet aw...

Get ready for summer’s wildest ski party—Park City Ski & Snowboard drops the 27th Annual Springer Tournee this Saturday at Utah Olympic Park, featuring jaw-dropping summer ski jumping, live music from Cory Mon, food trucks from Lush’s BBQ and The Border, and Heber Valley Brewing keeping you fueled. Gates open at 5 PM—bring the crew, family, and friends for a vibe that’s pure mountain magic. Ticket...

Golf’s grit meets glory at Soldier Hollow as 288 players battle through stroke play to 64 for match play in Utah’s enduring amateur championship — where last year’s champ returns, a 14-year-old son of a pro tees off, and a 40-year-old rookie proves age is just a number, all chasing that elusive par in a tournament that’s weathered wars and pandemics. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pil...

Utah’s been shaking lately—110 quakes in two weeks, most too tiny to feel, but one magnitude 3.1 near Little America, Wyoming, might’ve rattled a few nerves. Add to that a 55-quake swarm near Malad City, Idaho, over just two days. Don’t panic—it’s all normal seismic chatter in the Intermountain West, closely tracked by the University of Utah Seismograph Stations. Listen in comfort: Get a discount...

Nordic combined is out for the 2030 Winter Games — the first time since 1924 — due to low viewership and participation, making it the least popular discipline. But don’t worry, the Olympics are bringing in fresh energy with freeride skiing and snowboarding, plus Synchro9 synchronized skating. And to push gender equality, the 2030 Games aim for 50% female athletes across sports like luge, bobsled,...