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Hundreds in Albuquerque Show up to Protest During "No Kings Day" Demonstration

US Politics · Albuquerque

Hundreds in Albuquerque Show up to Protest During "No Kings Day" Demonstration

67% Center coverage: 130 sources

As part of protests happening nationwide, thousands of people across New Mexico also showed up in opposition of the Trump Administration. The "No Kings Day" protest drew in a large crowd in Albuquerque, including both residents and public figures.See the Story

2-Year-Old Boy Camping in Uintas Dies After Being Found in Drainage Channel

Summit County, Utah · Summit County

2-Year-Old Boy Camping in Uintas Dies After Being Found in Drainage Channel

71% Center coverage: 14 sources

By Pat Reavy Click here for updates on this story MANORLANDS, Summit County (KSL) — The Summit County Sheriff’s Office is calling the death of a 2-year-old boy in the Uinta Mountains over the weekend a “tragic accident.” The sheriff’s office received a report of a missing boy in the Manorlands area, about 50 miles east of Kamas, on Saturday at about 10:15 a.m. “At approximately 11:15 a.m., a civilian in the area located the child unresponsiv…See the Story

Baltimore restaurant wins a James Beard Award

James Beard Awards · Bethesda

Baltimore restaurant wins a James Beard Award

87% Center coverage: 8 sources

This marks the first time a Baltimore restaurant has won the award since 2015.See the Story

Ukulele virtuoso brings innovation and tradition to Park City

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Jake Shimabukuro’s life changed in 2006 when someone posted a video of him covering The Beatles’ “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” during the early era of YouTube. His rendition of the George Harrison-penned 1968 hit became one of the fledgling social media’s virtual videos. Since then, the award-winning Shimabukuro has thrilled audiences around the world with his original works and renditions of Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody,” Leonard Cohen’s “Hallel…Innovation See the Story

2 Injured when Semi Hits Elk in Summit County, Forcing Freeway Closure

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

A semi tanker hauling a pup trailer hit an elk on I-80 Thursday morning, causing the trailer to overturn onto another vehicle.Park City, Utah · Park City See the Story

Tariffs for Buffy, Lulu?

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

As self-appointed president of my Park City Family Values Party, I’m changing the name again to simply the Values Integrity Party, seeing no reason my values shouldn’t be everyone’s, and I like the VIP next to my name — in a parade, or maybe on my new plane. I heard readers expressed interest in Buffy and Lulu from my May 10 letter. I’m sure sharing my suspicions about the tiny tykes association with the undocumented sandhill crane migrants, a g…Parade · Park City Read Article

Deer Valley Resort starts spinning for the summer as lift access opens

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The buzz of freewheeling tires, clinking chains, and the steady hum of chairlifts set the stage for the summer season to come as Deer Valley Resort opened for lift access on Friday. While riders are eager to return to the mountain, they’ll notice a few changes this year as the resort finalizes the second phase of the East Village terrain expansion. Much of the upper mountain, including trail favorites like Tidal Wave and Holy Roller, remains cl…Park City, Utah · Park City Read Article

Saddle Up for Summer

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Summer in Utah is synonymous with adventure. Whether you’re craving small-town charm, big-time competition, or scenic escapes, these events capture the spirit of the West. You don’t need to be fresh off the ranch to enjoy them—no boots, no bull, just a love for a good time. From weekend getaways to quick day trips, these rodeos and fairs offer a spirited mix of cowboy culture, community pride, and something for everyone. Strawberry Days Rodeo Wh…Park City, Utah · Park City Read Article

Park City leaders plan to return to discussions about aerial transit

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Park City leaders next week are scheduled for an hour-long discussion about the prospects of aerial transit in the community, a transportation option that has been introduced conceptually several times over the decades, but never advanced. There has been renewed interest in at least exploring the possibility of aerial transit, most likely via a gondola system, most recently as part of a conceptual blueprint for revitalizing Main Street. Mayor Na…Park City, Utah · Park City Read Article

Park City-area holds off on hiring a consultant for 2034 Olympic planning

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Park City Chamber/Bureau has no current plans to tap a consultant to assist with the community’s early work toward the 2034 Winter Olympics. The hiring of a consultant was seen as a step that would continue the momentum in the months after the Games were awarded to Salt Lake City in July 2024. The Chamber/Bureau shortly afterward pushed back the process to secure the services of a consultant and, this week, indicated the effort is delayed in…Olympics · Park City Read Article

Summit Strong lifts the shadow off of mental health resources

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Summit Support and the Summit County Mental Wellness Alliance invites community members to wrap their collective minds around mental wellness in a free celebration next week. Summit Strong: A Celebration of Mental Health Champions will run from 5:30-7:30 p.m. on June 25 at the Park City Library’s Community Room, said John Davis, Summit Support founder and the event’s organizer. Summit Support is a nonprofit dedicated to raising awareness, promot…Mental Health · Park City Read Article

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