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.
Why will Utahns be showing up to work Oct. 2 in jammies — and with a favorite book?
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox and first lady Abby Cox are asking businesses to allow employees an hour or two on Oct. 2 to crack open a favorite book.
Extreme heat is forecast for Utah this weekend, but is monsoon relief on the other side of it?
Many daily high-temperature records could be broken in Utah this weekend, but signs point to monsoonal moisture developing afterward.
Webinar: Midterms and the state of America’s political parties
Deseret News reporters are answering your questions about the current state of the Democratic and Republican parties in the midst of midterms.
Opinion: The insidious prediction markets let people make money on your misery
Should markets be allowed to let people wager on the devastation of wildfires and drought?
Smelling chocolate may help when exercising on an empty stomach
What can the scent of chocolate do? Who tried this?
As tensions flare again in Middle East, U.S. gas prices marching back to $4 mark and could be headed higher
U.S. gas prices on the rise again amid renewed Middle East tensions
Watch: How President Porter learned she is never alone through Jesus Christ
In a new Church video titled "Never Alone Through Jesus Christ," President Susan H. Porter shares an experience she had after her husband died.
Opinion: Family leisure is worth more than a mega venue
Each time I go to Provo Canyon, I believe more and more that calling our state “bea-UTAH-ful” is an understatement.
An ode to the sagebrush
Where does sagebrush grow? How does sagebrush survive? A horseback trip through the Nevada desert offers answers to bigger questions
Federal judge dismisses woman from lawsuit against Tim Ballard
A federal judge dismissed claims from one of several women who had sued anti-human trafficking activist Tim Ballard, saying some pieces of evidence were "wrongfully retrieved" from Ballard's online accounts.