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The provision was added to the bill at the last minute without an opportunity for public comment.

A new Utah law that relaxes hunting restrictions on mountain lions is sparking major debates about overhunting.

People passionately spoke about protecting children, adult smokers and businesses during a public hearing Monday, as some opposed and others supported a proposed rule that would allow Utah retailers to start offering electronic cigarettes with more than 3% nicotine again.

A perfect combination of client and project encouraged the developer to green-light innovative building technology.

Karin Hendricks, CFA associate professor of music education, has won the 2023 Metcalf Cup and Prize which is Boston University’s highest award for teaching.

Effective today, anyone can hunt mountain lions in Utah at any time. Some wildlife scientists and hunters take issue with the new law.

Wilford Clyde’s collection of construction companies provides many of the things you probably take for granted. Learn more about his work and service here.

Interview with Jeffrey S. Edison who co-founded Phillips Edison & Company (NASDAQ:PECO) and has served as a Principal since 1995.

Today, we have about 300 shopping centers, with 97% of our centers being grocery-anchored. Our focus and our strategy are to buy the number one or two grocery-anchored shopping centers in a market.

New Americans workshops with Craft Lake City, featuring Hanifa Javadi. To See Beyond Time with Ririe-Woodbury Dance Co. Roundtable Tuesday with Risshan Leak talks about environmental issues of the day and arts and culture. Plus, Mee...