Episode

Local News Hour | May 25, 2026

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Local News Hour
Published
May 25, 2026
Duration seconds
3096
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https://www.kpcw.org/podcast/local-news-hour/2026-05-25/local-news-hour-may-25-2026
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https://cpa.ds.npr.org/s146/audio/2026/05/lnh-05-25-26.mp3
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Summary

On today's local news hour, the Park City Council more than doubled councilor and mayor salaries for FY27. Wasatch County health officials warn of potential high tick season after a mild winter. Liberty Sanctuary Founder and Executive Director Debra West discusses why it’s so important to save the horses and upcoming adoption events. Wasatch Trails Foundation Board Treasurer Mike Rossberg on WOW trail grand opening and the pump track ribbon cutting. Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation boating program manager Ty Hunter on life jacket boater safety.