House Republican disciplined for ‘inappropriate conduct’ toward female staffers
All four members of Utah’s House delegation voted to censure Rep. Chuck Edwards, who was formally rebuked in a near-unanimous vote
House Republican disciplined for ‘inappropriate conduct’ toward female staffers
All four members of Utah’s House delegation voted to censure Rep. Chuck Edwards, who was formally rebuked in a near-unanimous vote
2026 youth music experiences resources now available
Wards and areas can plan and hold their own in-person youth music experiences by the end of 2026. See the options and resources here.
Here’s where there’s a ‘mansion shortage’
Lack of pricey homes for ultra-wealthy compared to affordable housing crisis
Rylee Arnold faced a frightening diagnosis. Then she prayed
Rylee Arnold faith. Is Rylee Arnold still LDS? What is Rylee Arnold diagnosed with? Are the Arnold sisters Mormon? Rylee Arnold religion.
U.S. launches strikes on Iran, first in many weeks after pivoting from sanctions-only tactic
President Trump announced the strikes and threatened Iran not to retaliate for the “very justified attack.”
Opinion: No more debt double-talk, Utah deserves real fiscal honesty
We need a representative who will be honest with us and with themselves about how to best tackle our national debt crisis.
Congress approves funding bill to avoid spending squabble before elections
The spending bill, which extends funding levels through Dec. 11, garnered massive bipartisan support in its House vote on Tuesday.
The latest on the U.S.-Venezuela oil deal
What is the Venezuelan oil deal? How much oil does the U.S. buy from Venezuela? What Trump said about Venezuela oil deal. Will Venezuela deal affect gas prices?
Deseret News archives: Germany invades Poland on this day in 1939
Today in history: How did WWII start? Nazi troops pour over border on Sept. 1, 1939, but ‘Germanization’ of Poles became a harsh reality. Read more. This date in history.
Fire, flood, drought. Inside Utah’s water crisis loop following devastating rains
After Utah’s worst wildfire season on record, scientists say charred soil and lost vegetation are worsening flash floods — and the state’s drought isn’t going anywhere