More Dogs on Main: Power to the People, Sometimes

More Dogs on Main: Power to the people, sometimes

Over the last year or so, Rocky Mountain Power has been trying to get a rate increase approved by the Utah Public Service Commission, a state agency that regulates the rates charged by monopoly utilities. They floated the idea of a 30% increase, which was not warmly received anywhere, and finally asked to increase rates by 18%.  The commissioners had a good chuckle over that, and approved a 4.1% increase back in April.  The power company argued …

Little Elm delays power rate increase, advances development

Little Elm Town Council covered community celebrations, public safety upgrades and economic development deals during its July 15 meeting, reflecting the town's ongoing growth and civic engagement. From recapping major