By Judy Fahys, The Salt Lake Tribune Apr. 17--Intermountain Power Agency's plans for a third unit is the target of a letter sent to state regulators Wednesday by eight groups that say another coal-fired power plant means more pollution-related health problems for Utahns.

By Beth Barrett The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power and another power agency are about to be sued by families of miners killed and injured in a collapse last summer at a Utah coal mine, the attorney in the case said Thursday.

By Beth Barrett The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power and another power agency are about to be sued by families of miners killed and injured in a collapse last summer at a Utah coal mine, the attorney in the case said Thursday.

By Linda Thomson Deseret Morning News Relatives of men killed or hurt in the Crandall Canyon Mine disaster intend to sue two power companies for allegedly permitting dangerous working conditions and risky mining practices.

By John G. Edwards, Las Vegas Review-Journal Jan. 4--Regulators and developers are stopping development of coal-fired power plants around the country as plans for three separate billion-dollar projects are being pursued in Nevada.