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Drier conditions set up for the next several days with high pressure building through the state.

The National Weather Service in Salt Lake forecasted two waves of snow coming to the northern mountains early this week. 

This month is quickly rising up the charts as one of the wettest Februaries on record in parts of Utah, and theres more rain and snow on the way.

The Summit County sheriff’s deputy who shot and killed former Marine Donald Wayne Ball in November has been investigated by the Wasatch County Attorney’s Office and has returned to service according to the sheriff’s department.

Blue Sky Ranch will host the 2024 International Fly Fishing Film Festival on Feb. 23.

The Cache Valley Visitors Bureau is looking for applicants for matching grants for new event development in the Cache Valley.

Before these creatures leave our state, the Utah Department of Wildlife Resources is hosting bald eagle viewing events across the state. The Northern Utah encounter will be from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 17, at the George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Wildlife Education Center.

Summit Community Gardens & EATS selects new executive director.

A seven-day forecast in the Park City area calls for snow, or a chance of, every day this week. Around 1 to 3 inches is possible from Wednesday to Friday. It’ll be mostly cloudy with temperatures ranging from lows around 19 degrees to highs near 36. 

Interstate 80 transports thousands of people into the Park City area every day, and the number is only expected to increase as time goes by.