An invitation to all World Cup fans to join us for Pioneer Day
Guests could learn how 1 million degrees and overnight parade camping create the perfect summer experience
Trump shares success of company pledge to cover electric costs for taxpayers living near data centers
President Trump made an announcement Thursday about aa pledge that intends to aid communities seeing rising electric costs with building of data centers
Utah, 40 other states reach $18M settlement with 23andMe after data breach, bankruptcy
Utah and over 40 other states on Wednesday announced a $18 million settlement agreement with genetic information company 23andMe after the company filed for bankruptcy in March 2025.
Here’s how much fuel prices went up after Red Sea attacks
Wholesale oil futures surge past $100 per barrel for first time since May
A deeper look into the life of Julie Andrews is coming to Disney+ next year
The iconic actress is best known for her roles in “Mary Poppins,” “The Sound of Music” and “The Princess Diaries.”
The next big challenge for U.S. hockey players: ‘Celebrity Family Feud’
USA Hockey swept the gold medals at this year’s Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina.
Titanic relic offers ‘historically priceless snapshot’ of the tragedy
A rare correspondence from a doomed Titanic passenger gives a glimpse into life aboard the ship before disaster struck
Deseret News archives: ‘Blind pig’ raid lit the fuse for Detroit race riots in 1967
On this day in 1967, riots began to bubble up in the nation over variety of issues
‘One hurts, everybody hurts’
In the aftermath of the stabbing of a Muslim man, the community mourned together and refused to respond with hate.
Salt Lake City wants to limit nonresidential water use to 200,000 gallons daily
Utah's capital city is seeking to permanently approve an emergency measure it adopted earlier this year to crack down on the amount of water new nonresidential developments use daily.