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Companies will need to reveal detailed information about their greenhouse gas pollution under a new U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission plan, portending a major shift in how corporations must show they are dealing with climate change.

The Provo developer pursuing a project at the base of Park City Mountain Resort and PCMR owner Vail Resorts this week requested an important meeting of the Park City Planning Commission be delayed.

The Park City Planning Commission could be weeks away from a decision on a Provo developer’s proposal for a large project at the base of Park City Mountain Resort, a vote that will be among the most significant cast by the panel in years.

A Park City Planning Commission meeting about a significant development proposal at the Park City Mountain Resort base area that was scheduled on Wednesday has been canceled, providing a Provo firm additional time to prepare to present information about traffic-fighting measures.

Supporters of Republican presidential candidate George W. Bush protest outside the Palm Beach County Governmental Center against further vote counting

The “disinformation doctors” are expanding, even as Congress and state medical boards scrutinize the operation and the group’s founder, Simone Gold.

The Provo developer pursuing a major project at the Park City Mountain Resort on Wednesday signaled the proposal will not be significantly altered and indicated it wants a City Hall panel to cast a vote shortly. The statement from PEG Companies was perhaps the strongest statement to date regarding the firm’’s desire for a decision.

Testimony by three physicians to a legislative committee Monday painted a troubling picture of government-corporate domination over doctors in choosing COVID-19 treatments, with one describing the system as corrupted by profit-seeking.

Plaintiffs are appealing dismissals of two lawsuits against Armslist.com, where guns later used to kill people were sold to prohibited buyers

Plaintiffs are appealing dismissals of two lawsuits against Armslist.com, where guns later used to kill people were sold to prohibited buyers