Ben Lasseter is a reporter at KPCW Public Media, focusing on local news in Park City, Utah. With a passion for community journalism, Ben covers a range of topics including local government, transportation, outdoor recreation, and environmental issues. He is dedicated to keeping residents informed about the issues that impact their daily lives.
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Park City, Utah, United States (Local)
Ben Lasseter's coverage is heavily focused on local government announcements, events, and issues in Utah, particularly in the Heber City area. He seems to be interested in topics such as transportation, construction, wildfires, skiing, airport developments and local events.
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Rocky Mountain Power will propose new, taller poles made of metal in city limits.
By: Ben Lasseter
As a milestone in the ongoing Heber Valley Airport master planning process looms, disagreements between Heber City Council members and Heber Mayor Heidi Franco have sparked discord.
By: Ben Lasseter
A sticker free to drivers tells law enforcement officers a car has proper snow tires when the Cottonwood canyons traction law is in effect, no inspection required.
By: Ben Lasseter
The College Downs development plan includes apartments, townhomes and commercial space near the Utah Valley University Wasatch Campus.
By: Ben Lasseter
Link lift and Easy Street run at Solitude Mountain Resort in November 2023.
By: Ben Lasseter
A plane is pictured in front of an OK3 AIR facility at the Heber Valley Airport.
By: Ben Lasseter
[STOCK IMAGE] Elected leaders in Heber City government said the city has a problem with deer overpopulation, especially when deer are born in town.
This week, controlled fires will burn excess brush on Treasure Hill above Old Town Park City.
KPCW | By Ben Lasseter Published November 13, 2023 at 5:46 PM MST Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email
Public-use, 150-kilowatt stations where people can charge car batteries in 10 to 50 minutes already exist in Utah, and the state announced 15 new ones this week.
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