Explore Exciting Community Events in Wasatch Back: February 2026 Calendar
Explore a variety of community events happening in the Wasatch Back this February 2026, from lectures to theatrical performances.
Park City Mom Urgently Seeks Living Kidney Donor to Improve Quality of Life
Amy Manelli, a Park City ski instructor, urgently seeks a living kidney donor to improve her quality of life amid health challenges.
Uintah County Woman Sentenced for Stabbing Incident During Camping Trip
A Uintah County woman has been sentenced for stabbing a man during a camping trip, highlighting the dangers of interpersonal disputes in isolated settings.
Summit County Officials Warn of Risks on Unmaintained Mountain Roads Amid Low Snowfall
Summit County officials warn of increased risks on unmaintained mountain roads as low snowfall creates hazardous conditions.
Impact of Immigrant Surge on GOP States’ Population and Congressional Representation
An influx of immigrants since 2020 is reshaping political power, favoring GOP states like Texas and Florida while Democratic states face losses.
Kodiak's R&D Team Innovates to Lead the Protein Breakfast Market
Kodiak, the protein-rich breakfast brand, enhances its R&D efforts to stay ahead in a competitive market, focusing on innovation and consumer needs.
James Van Der Beek, Beloved 'Dawson's Creek' Star, Dies at 48 from Cancer
James Van Der Beek, famed for 'Dawson's Creek,' dies at 48 after battling colorectal cancer, leaving a lasting legacy in entertainment.
Epic 'Lamb of God' Concert Premieres at The Metropolitan Opera House
The 'Lamb of God' concert debuts at The Metropolitan Opera House, exploring Christ's death and resurrection through music.
FBI Launches Extensive Search for Missing Woman Nancy Guthrie in Catalina Foothills
The FBI is conducting an extensive search in Catalina Foothills for missing woman Nancy Guthrie, raising community concerns and involvement.
AI-Enhanced Romance Scams Target Millions of Older Adults in the U.S.
AI-driven romance scams have ensnared 11 million older Americans, exploiting their emotional needs for financial gain.
Park City Cyclist Takes on Iditarod Trail to Aid Alaska's Indigenous Villages
Matt Garretson returns to the Iditarod Trail, aiming to raise awareness and funds for Indigenous villages affected by Typhoon Halong.
Wasatch County GOP Chair Faces Felony Charges for Alleged Child Abuse Incident
Wasatch County GOP chair James McCarthy faces felony child abuse charges for allegedly waterboarding a 16-year-old relative, shocking the community.
FAA Airspace Closure Over El Paso Causes Major Travel Disruptions
The FAA's temporary airspace closure over El Paso disrupts travel and raises concerns among local officials and travelers alike.
Send Your Name to the Moon: Join NASA's Artemis II Mission Today
NASA invites the public to send their names to the Moon with Artemis II. Join this historic mission by signing up today!
Park City Farmers Market Introduces Winter Market at Junction Commons
The Park City Farmers Market will launch a Winter Market at Junction Commons on February 19, enhancing local commerce and community engagement.
Shooting Incident in South Salt Lake Leaves Man Hospitalized, Now Stable
A man shot in South Salt Lake is now stable after initially being in critical condition, prompting an ongoing investigation by police.
Historic Job Market Stall: U.S. Job Growth Hits Record Low in 2025
The latest jobs report reveals a historic stall in U.S. job growth, marking the lowest increase since 2003 and raising concerns about economic stability.
9-Year-Old Boy Suffers Severe Burns from Microwaved NeeDoh Toy: Safety Warning Issued
A 9-year-old boy suffered severe burns from microwaving a NeeDoh toy, raising safety concerns and prompting a warning from health professionals.
Glenwood Man Arrested for Alleged Sexual Exploitation of High School Students
A Glenwood man was arrested for allegedly manipulating Richfield High School students, raising community safety concerns.
Historic 150-Year-Old Alcohol Bottle Found in Alta Reveals Fascinating Insights
Researchers reveal that a 150-year-old bottle found in Alta contained fermented apple cider, offering insights into early Utah drinking habits.