Opinion: History preserves the past — memory preserves a people
We often assume that historical knowledge is enough, but facts alone do not sustain a civilization.
Exterior rendering of Spanish Fork Utah Temple released
Spanish Fork Utah Temple. Exterior rendering. Updates. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
The nationwide summer blood shortage
Why is there a blood shortage? Who can donate blood? How can I donate blood? What do I get for donating blood?
‘I would much rather our country look like this room’: Erika Kirk reflects on Robinson hearing
After experiencing ‘hell’ in the courtroom, Erika Kirk urges next generation to choose courage
Trump formally notifies Congress of resumed military action in Iran
The resumed military action raises questions about whether the president must now receive congressional approval to continue strikes in Iran.
How Americans are doing in the Tour de France so far
World’s biggest bike race experiencing record-setting heat
Opinion: Created equal — why America needs God more than politics
The Founding Fathers anchored human dignity not in government, race, wealth, education or social status but in our Creator
South Carolina governor to name temporary replacement after Lindsey Graham’s death
Republicans are racing to replace Sen. Lindsey Graham, who held several key positions in the Senate.
Deseret News archives: John F. Kennedy won Democratic nomination in 1960
Today in history: Democratic National Convention was filled with drama and surprises, and John F. Kennedy emerged as the winner. What happened at the convention? Read more.
Salt Lake City sets new highest temperature ever in 152 years of record keeping
Sunday was officially the hottest day in Utah's capital city since records of the city's data were first kept over 150 years ago.
First Latter-day Saint baptized in Democratic Republic of Congo returns as mission president 40 years later
‘The Lord has given me a front-row seat to His biggest miracle’