FILLMORE -- A worker at a traveling carnival has been arrested on suspicion that he made sexual comments to teenage girls and fondled one of them. Millard County sheriff's deputies said the carnival was operating at Fillmore's fairgrounds on Friday.

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 Jasen Lee Deseret Morning News The Intermountain Power Agency has become a strong player in the energy business by efficiently operating coal-fired power plants, and one of its top executives would like to see Utah warm up to the idea of nuclear power.

By Steven Oberbeck, The Salt Lake Tribune Nov. 24--A simmering dispute that has threatened to pit California's concerns about global warming against the growing demand for more electricity in Utah is erupting into a full-scale conflict.

By Joe Bauman Deseret Morning News California's power officials may find themselves in a Utah courtroom defending their position on global warming. On Nov.