Back to school: Will Utah’s bell-to-bell school cellphone ban sharpen students’ classroom focus?
Removing digital devices from the classroom is not a panacea to improving learning and instruction, according to 'science of learning' expert
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
Supreme Court says states can restrict transgender athletes in girls’ sports
The 6-3 decision affirms state authority to limit girls' and women's athletic teams based on biological sex, reinforcing laws already enacted across much of the country.
This Utah town is watching its mountain and way of life burn
The Cottonwood Fire is still burning southwestern Utah. Beaver residents face a long recovery as firefighters contain the country's largest wildfire.
Opinion: Why I started Fidelity Month
Utah, Arkansas and other states are recognizing that fidelity to America's values is worth celebrating. What is the history of Fidelity Month?
June brides from 1956 offer tips for relationships that last
What benefits does marriage offer? How can I make my marriage work? Best advice for making strong marriage. Two couples married 70 years offer advice
In Philadelphia, the spirit of 1776 meets the politics of 2026
Democrats and Republicans alike gathered in Philadelphia ahead of nation's 250th at the Braver Angels conference. What is "spectator citizenship"?
Jusuf Nurkić will return to Jazz on new 2-year deal
The veteran center decided to re-sign with the Jazz rather than hit the free agent market