SpaceX stock plunges. Is Elon Musk still the richest person in the world?
Who is the richest person in the world? What is Elon Musk's net worth? What's the value of SpaceX stock? How much money is Elon Musk losing?
Rep. Burgess Owens says progressives are getting involved with GOP primaries to shift Utah leftward
Owens is raising concerns of whether left-leaning organizations are gaining a foothold in the reliably red state.
Opinion: Same tariffs, different rationale — The limits of fighting trade policy in court
The Supreme Court can strike down a specific legal vehicle, but it is not built to stop a political agenda.
3 more I-215 ramps to close for at least a month in Salt Lake County
Utah transportation officials are urging motorists to plan ahead before they close three key ramps for a little over a month beginning this week.
Opinion: Fast-growing communities deserve a fair shot at federal transit funding
We want our communities to grow in a way that protects, and even enhances, the quality of life that means so much to us.
Deseret News archives: The day a plane hit the Empire State Building 79 years ago
Today in history: A military plane crashed into the 79th floor of New York City’s iconic landmark on July 28, 1945. What happened? Read more. This date in history.
High school football: Summit Academy early favorite to finish atop 2A North region
After making it to the semifinals of the 2A playoffs a year ago and losing to the eventual state champs San Juan, Summit Academy are the early frontrunners to finish…
Salt Lake City matches another all-time high temperature record
Utah's capital city has already broken its all-time hottest maximum temperature this month, but it also matched an all-time record for its highest minimum temperature on Monday.
Meet the 2 Utahns making Netflix more accessible for deaf kids
SignUp Media Netflix. Jojo Savea Utah deaf creator. Jojo Savea "Moana." Jenni Yang "Kpop Demon Hunters." Jojo Savea and Jenni Yang "CoComelon" ASL.
Opinion: How Canada’s MAiD laws could become even worse
Canada's already troubling laws about medical aid in dying could get even worse, as a New England Journal of Medicine paper on organ donation shows.