Salt Lake City wants to limit nonresidential water use to 200,000 gallons daily
Utah's capital city is seeking to permanently approve an emergency measure it adopted earlier this year to crack down on the amount of water new…
A Big 12 analyst praised AJ Dybantsa’s decision to go to BYU. Some Cougar coaches chimed in
With former BYU Cougars star AJ Dybantsa widely expected to be either the first or second player chosen in next week’s NBA Draft, a former college basketball coach who is…
National title leads to a special call home for BYU’s Ben Barton
Clara Barton was already in tears before she answered her phone. The call was coming in from her husband, Ben, who had just won the decathlon at the NCAA Outdoor…
President Oaks teaches 3 characteristics of ‘the only true and living church’
‘We have a unique and true testimony of Christ. That is the key to everything else,’ President Oaks says at 2026 Seminar for New Mission Leaders
Hundreds celebrate Juneteenth in Salt Lake City
Hundreds of people gathered in Salt Lake City on Saturday to celebrate Juneteenth, a federal holiday commemorating the day in 1865 when enslaved people living in Texas learned they were…
Opinion: It’s time to heal the hidden wounds of men
The world needs healed men. Families need healed men. When that healing doesn’t happen, their wounds multiply out to spouses and the next generation.
Opinion: Utah audit reveals Medicaid dollars missing the bedside
The Trump administration recently ordered states to audit their Medicaid providers to clamp down on fraud and abuse.
BYU Cougarettes team up with ‘America’s Got Talent’ finalists in Japan
Cougarettes’ recent trip to Japan culminated in a viral video with over 8 million views, showcasing their work with Chibi Unity
The summer solstice is just around the corner
Here’s what you need to know about the longest day of the year
Opinion: Celebrating the fathers who support their communities
In their various capacities, all men have the opportunity to help others receive the care and support they need.
Deseret News archives: Remembering the day U.S. sprinters went below the 10-second mark
Today in history: On this day in 1968, not 1, not 2, but 3 runners eclipsed the 10-second mark in track and field’s premier event. Read more.