High school football roundup for Friday, Sept. 4 (Week 4)
High school football roundup for Friday, Sept. 4 (Week 4)
High school football: Copper Hills stays unbeaten, matches best start ever
Don’t look now, but the Copper Hills football team is still undefeated, and coach Darius Matthews is looking for more. Read more High school football: Crimson Cliffs claims convincing win…
High school football: Crimson Cliffs claims convincing win over Brighton
The Crimson Cliffs football team continued its path forward in the preseason with a convincing 36-13 win over Brighton on the road Friday night. Read more What to know about…
What to know about applying for Church Educational System schools
A livestream event provides prospective students, parents and leaders information and advice about BYU and other CES schools
Are foreign actors spying on U.S. citizens through the power grid? Trump and Rocky Mountain Power think so
President Trump signed an executive order declaring a national state of emergency on the bulk-power grid.
Church of Jesus Christ launches million-dollar initiative with UNICEF to aid mothers and children in South Asia
UNICEF. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Initiative to strengthen maternal, newborn healthcare in South Asia. Pakistan.
Japanese star Mina Tanaka has made Utah home and a NWSL championship contender
NWSL news. Utah Royals FC. Mina Tanaka. Who is Mina Tanaka? Mina Tanaka talks journey from Japan to Utah and Utah Royals' rise to the top of the NWSL.
Patient’s survival says pig kidneys might solve transplant organ shortage
What is xenotransplantation? Why are pig kidneys the favored donor organs if no human kidney is available? Are other animals used for transplants?
Judge declares mistrial in Lindsay Clancy murder trial. What happens next?
Mistrial in Lindsay Clancy case. What happens next to Lindsay Clancy? Lindsay Clancy verdict. Why did judge declare mistrial in Lindsay Clancy trial?
Democrats criticize Sen. Fetterman as ‘disgrace’ after report shows him avoiding responsibilities
Several Democrats accused the senator of being “too lazy to do the job,” with some hinting at efforts to remove him when he’s up for reelection in 2028.