Deseret News archives: Chronicling the challenges of being a quintuplet
Today in history: Canada’s Dionne quints were celebrated for being the first to survive infancy, but their lives continued to be difficult. This date in history.
National park entrance fees used in D.C. renovations
The legal maneuver is part of President Trump's multimillion-dollar plan to make the capital city beautiful before the nation's 250th anniversary.
What to do when you encounter a moose
What should do if you encounter a moose in mountains? What you do if there's a moose in your neighborhood? Will moose charge you?
With a House seat on the line, Utah Democrats clash in 1st District debate
Utah’s four Democratic candidates for the 1st Congressional District clashed over immigration, the national debt, impeachment and bipartisanship during a debate on Wednesday night.
Cheers erupt as 5 found alive in Laos cave, but rescue is far from over
Laos cave rescue. Laos cave rescue updates. Are there survivors in the Laos cave? What is going on with the Laos cave?
Here’s how much Americans need to make now to afford a home
How much money do you need to buy a house? Income needed to afford a house. Housing affordability gains affected by rising mortgage rates.
Latest numbers, news on Ebola outbreak
Outbreak in Africa has become the third largest on record
Rep. Maloy honors the Utah soldiers behind Korean War ‘miracle’ on 75th anniversary
In a speech at the Korean War memorial site, Maloy honored the 240 Utah soldiers who fended off thousands of enemy troops without suffering a single fatality.
Biden takes legal action against DOJ to protect private recordings
Biden argues his private conversations deserve protection from public disclosure.
Opinion: Utah politics heat up with summer just around the corner
A look at issues like the Stratos Project data center and Utah’s drought conditions that will linger beyond the June 23 primaries.