Salt Palace to fully close for 3 years when redevelopment begins in 2027
Salt Lake County recently shifted its plans for the Salt Palace Convention Center, choosing to fully close it for three years when redevelopment begins next…
Utah’s favorite dessert is getting a makeover with more natural ingredients
Jell-O new recipe. Is Jell-O actually a healthy snack? Does Jell-O have a healthy version? Why does Utah love Jell-O? Jell-O ingredients.
Deseret News archives: 1983 flooding nearly overwhelmed downtown Salt Lake City
Volunteers bolstered beleaguered front-line workers to corral Mother Nature. Remembering the Utah floods of 1983.
Opinion: Utah’s adoptive families need trauma support, not predatory ‘solutions’
We need to continue encouraging the adoption of teenagers who would otherwise end up in institutionalized or unstable foster care.
How BYU men athletes and other Utah ties fared at NCAA track and field prelims on Friday
BYU junior Carter Cutting advanced to the NCAA National Track and Field Championships Friday at the West Prelims, but teammate James Corrigan did not.
The Scripps National Spelling Bee champ set a new competition record. Here’s the winning word
How does a spell-off work? Shrey Parikh set a new record during the unique round to win the 2026 National Scripps Spelling Bee.
Here are the Intermountain West’s most affordable places to live
New online neighbor network ratings based on stats, "platform signals."
Trump’s name must be removed from Kennedy Center, judge rules
A federal judge ruled the Kennedy Center board violated the law when it added Trump’s name to the building last year
Researchers make progress towards ‘functional cure’ for chronic hepatitis B
What is hepatitis B? What was the study? Will there be a cure for hepatitis B?
Opinion: Ukraine gains ground and prestige
It’s been over 4 years since Russia invaded Ukraine. As the war continues, Ukraine is regaining ground
Judge temporarily blocks DOJ from creating Trump’s $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund
The fund has caused controversy on Capitol Hill among both Democrats and Republicans who question whether the administration has the authority to do so.