Parker Malatesta is a reporter for KPCW Radio, focusing on local news in Park City, Utah. With a keen interest in community affairs, Parker covers a range of topics including politics, events, and issues impacting the residents of Park City.
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Parker Malatesta's articles predominantly focus on local events, government announcements, and community developments in Park City, Utah. His coverage heavily emphasizes topics such as local politics, transportation & logistics and sports.
If you are reaching out to Parker for potential coverage or interviews, consider offering insights related to local political races or initiatives affecting Park City. Additionally, if you have expertise in the area of transportation within a localized context like ski resort traffic management or public transport during high-traffic events like the Sundance Film Festival; these could be relevant topics for engagement with him.
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Boulder, Colorado and Cincinnati, Ohio are the two cities trying to steal the Sundance Film Festival away from Utah.
By: Parker Malatesta
A Park City High School senior worked with local officials to recognize November as Native American Heritage Month.
By: Parker Malatesta
Park City officials say they may be open to increasing the number of days the popular open air festival and market can run each summer.
By: Parker Malatesta
The number of short-term rentals in Utah has grown nearly 40% since 2021.
By: Parker Malatesta
A Utah paralympian who competed in Paris for the U.S. women’s wheelchair basketball team now has her eyes set on the Los Angeles Summer Games in 2028.
By: Parker Malatesta
Single-family home sales in the Wasatch Back have increased by 21% over the past year.
A new rule instituted by the Department of Transportation requires U.S. airlines to provide automatic refunds to passengers dealing with significant flight delays.
As temperatures drop, Park City ski resorts are starting to make snow, preparing for their opening days.
By: Parker Malatesta
Deer Valley Resort’s plan to develop a new base village in Snow Park means more cars will be coming to an area that already deals with heavy traffic congestion. Park City planners say public transit plays a crucial role in making the project work.
The owner of The Yarrow/DoubleTree hotel is walking away from plans to demolish and redevelop the property into a modern, mixed use development.
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