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Utahs Republican-controlled Legislature has on what legislative leaders say is a quest to help build more affordable housing. But with one bill in particular, its turned into an ugly fight.

One of Utah’s most wealthy counties, Summit County, is accusing the Utah Legislature of doing a “favor” for a developer, Dakota Pacific Real Estate, and usurping local control. A Republican lawmaker, Rep. Casey Snider, is accusing the county of being in “violation of state law” for not doing its part to address affordable housing. It’s turned into an ugly public debate.

The ordinance, passed on Tuesday night by a 7-1 margin, is not the final approval for the $350 million project, said Westfield Mayor Shelley Brindle.

The article presents the results of research on the impact of the transformation of Poland’s energy mix on the country’s energy security. Since energy security is a very complex problem, the impact of the transformation has been verified in three aspects, i.e., greenhouse gas emissions; energy availability in terms of its quantity, sufficient to meet the needs of citizens; and energy prices. The MANOVA model was used in the research. The model allowed us to examine the relati...

/PRNewswire/ -- In 2020, as the influence of fintech and the digital economy on world finance exploded, the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business established...

The Westfield Town Council will hold a public hearing and a final vote Tuesday on a plan for the redevelopment of the downtown area.

The Fed and the US government are making more noise over the potential creation of a central bank digital currency. Unlike cryptocurrency, a digital dollar would be legal tender and need to meet policy objectives. Congressional approval would be required, which might be tricky given the privacy concerns associated with digital currency.

On January 26, 2023, the White House's Office of Science and Technology Policy ("OSTP") published a request for information on opportunities and needs for research and development...

The Town Council voted early Wednesday morning to introduce an ordinance adopting the One Westfield Place plan.

The shuttered Lord & Taylor on North Avenue and several town-owned parcels are slated for redevelopment as part of a mixed-use project.