
Local News Hour | October 28, 2026
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Col. Terry Robinson, cadet Tate Collette and aerospace educator Bettina Giese discuss educational opportunites in aviation and emergency services through the Heber Osprey Cadet Civil Air Patrol squadron, Turnaway Project Director Annabel Sheinberg has details on Monday's production "The Turnaway Play," which uses research to explain how abortion access restrictions harm women, Swaner Preserve & EcoCenter's Youth Programs Coordinator Madi McIntyre talks about the possibility of adding a high school science education and community services and Park City Museum Executive Director Morgan Pierce dicusses current and future exhibits, Smithsonian affiliation and the 2026 Christmas ornament honoring the Egyptian Theatre's 100th year.
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Good morning, I'm Leslie Thatcher, 806 on this Wednesday morning, it's October 28th. Let's see, currently we've got 35 degrees here in Old Town Park City under partly cloudy skies, Heber City reporting 36 degrees and on the phone with us from the ABC Forecast Center meteorologist Noah Price.
Good morning. Good morning, KPCW listeners. I'm meteorologist Noah Price. We're taking a look at forecast across the Wasatch back.
today, though we'll see fairly dry conditions. Another beautiful day looking at mostly sunny skies, daytime highs into the low to mid fifties as we head into the overnight for tonight. Those lows into the low to mid thirties mixture of clouds in there with partly cloudy skies and then into Thursday
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