Kelsey Miklavcic

This Memorial Day weekend, a cow moose chose a Park City neighborhood to bring two calves into the world. She did not pick a remote meadow or a hidden stand of willows. She stopped, as moose sometimes do, in the middle of the kind of place where people live. And what happened next is the part worth talking about. People slowed down. They stayed back. They gave her a room. Someone recorded it…carefully, from a distance. What they captured is the kind of footage that spreads not because it is...

What a Park City police log reminds us about the gift of living here, and what it asks of us in return. On a Thursday evening earlier this month, someone called Park City police to report roughly 25 elk gathered along S.R. 224 near Aspen Springs. The caller said the herd looked "like they are thinking about crossing the road." A few hours earlier that same morning, another herd had been reported near Aspen Springs Drive, and the night before, two more groups were spotted along the same...

There were no passengers aboard when accident occurred The Park Record by Jay Hamburge r | March 16, 2026 A Park City transit bus collided with a moose between Old Town and Empire Pass in mid-March, killing the animal, the Park City Police Department said. The accident occurred at a little bit before 11:40 p.m. on Wednesday, March 11, on Marsac Avenue approximately one-half of a mile from Old Town. The Police Department said the moose “walked into the roadway on Marsac, causing the bus to...