Utah Senate confirms governor’s latest Supreme Court nominees
The Utah Senate voted to confirm Judge Matthew Bell and attorney Michael Menssen to the state Supreme Court.
Utah’s National Parks are having a moment
What happened to The National Parks band members? National Parks band. National Parks are a duo now. Utah band The National Parks. The National Parks new music.
Behind the scenes of general conference: ‘Audio and Light’
In a new video, audio and light technicians describe how they prepare and work at general conference so messages reach millions without distraction.
Deseret News archives: Was Occupy Wall Street a serious protest? Did anything change?
Today in history: For 59 days, beginning on Sept. 17, 2011, protesters took over a park in New York City. What was the impact of Occupy Wall Street? Read more.…
Congress approves sweeping sanctions on Russia and Iran, sending bill to Trump’s desk
The bill’s passage comes two months after its namesake, the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, died following a trip to Ukraine.
Trump weighs in on border lasers
The military says cartel drone traffic has dropped 75% in the Rio Grande Valley since the Army deployed a laser that costs $3 to fire.
Parents fight state intervention in gender-transition disputes
Cases involving Massachusetts and Washington are testing what protections parents have when they oppose gender-transition services.
Utah sculptors’ tributes to Founding Fathers now on display at Utah Capitol
Washington kneels in prayer at Valley Forge. Jefferson sits on a throne of books. Together, they tell the story of America.
5 things you need to know from Utah Mammoth media day
Bill and Chris Armstrong, Clayton Keller, Logan Cooley, Mikhail Sergachev, Dylan Guenther, Nick Schmaltz and others spoke at Utah Mammoth media day.
Understand needs, forge solutions, President Oaks invites at Washington National Cathedral
Church President Dallin H. Oaks, speaking at Washington National Cathedral, shares 5 principles learned from 70 years of studying U.S. Constitution.