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.
Celebrate dad this Father’s Day with these food deals
These chains are offering discounts and freebies for dads and families all weekend long. Here's where to get Father's Day food deals in 2026.
Opinion: The leadership Utah needs
Few legislative leaders have shaped Utah’s success more than Utah Senate President J. Stuart Adams
Opinion: The need for more American civic engagement
The founders’ vision was an engaged republic and it relies on everyday citizens to uphold that vision 250 years later and beyond.
Deseret News archives: Civil Rights Act in 1964 outlawed discrimination, but the journey continues
Far-reaching legislation provides framework for many challenging issues in America even 60 years later.
High school boys soccer: Deseret News 2026 5A All-State team
High school boys soccer: Deseret News 2026 5A All-State team
High school boys soccer: Deseret News 2026 6A All-State team
Note: The Deseret News all-state teams are based exclusively on coaches’ votes from a list of nominated players from each team. Read more Opinion: As we celebrate Juneteenth, let’s also…
Salem Hills goal-scoring machine Brooks Barker named Deseret News 2026 Mr. Soccer
Barker plans to play for Georgetown after serving a church mission in Spain
The kind of Democrat Utahns want to send to Washington, D.C.
Pro-AI PACs spent more than $1 million to support former Rep. Ben McAdams against progressive opponents Nate Blouin, Liban Mohamed and Michael Farrell
Opinion: As we celebrate Juneteenth, let’s also celebrate the courageous woman who made it possible
Opal Lee was retired when she began her brave campaign to make Juneteenth a national holiday. Here are 10 lessons we all can learn from her example.
Will this be America’s best birthday celebration, or perhaps, the worst?
To fully appreciate America's 250th birthday, take a moment to consider how Americans observed big birthdays in the past.