A pioneering innovation drives the Relief Society’s $100 million humanitarian campaign
President Camille N. Johnson and the Relief Society of The Church of Jesus Christ makes innovation a key part of a $119 million humanitarian campaign.
These 5 Americans will compete in the Tour de France
113th edition of the world’s biggest bike race starts July 4 in Barcelona
Free agency opens tomorrow. Here’s who the Mammoth could sign
Who will the Utah Mammoth sign in free agency? Will the Mammoth make any moves this week? What does Utah need to add to be successful?
Of all the football Bryan Kehl has played, BYU-Utah still takes the cake
Kehl played a part in BYU’s two iconic victories over Utah
House fails to advance critical defense bill amid lingering GOP disagreement on election bill
Despite a last-minute effort by GOP leaders to attach the election proposal to the defense bill, some House Republicans said it still wasn’t enough.
Opinion: Limited government and the pursuit of happiness
This Fourth of July, let’s celebrate the religious and economic freedoms that good government makes possible
July events and activities in Utah
Here’s a breakdown, by type of event or activity, of what’s going on in Utah this July
Series recap: Comebacks, shutout and series split highlight Bees’ week in Albuquerque
The Bees battle to a series split to open second half of the season
Deseret News archives: Tonya Harding stripped of figure skating title, banned for life
This date in history: 31 years ago, U.S. skating rivals Tonya Harding, Nancy Kerrigan captured world’s attention. Read more. Today in history.
Supreme Court erases limits on political party campaign spending in coordination with candidates
The case stemmed from a challenge by then-Sen. JD Vance and was joined in by the administration in 2025.
Supreme Court says children born in the U.S. are citizens
The court ruled against President Trump’s order rescinding citizenship from children born to parents without permanent legal status