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.
Congress passes $70 billion immigration funding bill in major win for GOP agenda
The spending package now heads to Trump’s desk that, after it is signed, will approve $70 billion in federal funds for immigration enforcement over the next three years.
New Utah coalition threatens lawsuit over planned ICE detention center
Uproar Utah’s legal challenge comes one day after Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County filed their own lawsuit seeking to halt progress on the proposed facility
Opinion: The experiences children have in summer help form the adults of tomorrow
The deeper challenge facing parents is not how to subtract screen time; it is how to think about childhood itself
Written in Sweden, new hymn ‘My Covenants’ celebrates baptism and covenant path
Hanna Saffer grew up in a musical family and knows the power of music to testify of gospel truths
Rep. Blake Moore to host national Republican meeting in Utah
The meeting will be attended by House Republican leadership, GOP lawmakers seeking reelection, and candidates looking to flip Democratic-held seats in November
First lady announces winners in Presidential AI challenge
First lady Melania Trump announced the winners of the youth artificial intelligence challenge from the White House
Is judge giving former BYU football star preferential treatment in rape case?
Prosecutors argue alleged victim can’t get a fair trial
Wildfire on Tooele County mountainside grows rapidly overnight
Crews are battling a new wildfire that sparked on South Mountain in Tooele County Monday night.
Deseret News archives: Improbable story of Jazz arrival in Utah from New Orleans
Today in history: Franchise left Big Easy after five years of minimal NBA success, found greener pastures in Salt Lake City. This date in history.
Usha Vance invites children to ‘watch history come alive’ this summer
Second lady Usha Vance encourages children to spend their summer reading about everything from squirrels to history