What do a tortoise, John Cena and Cristiano Ronaldo have in common?
At 194 years old, Jonathan the tortoise is now a Guinness World Records ICON, living alongside legends like Cristiano Ronaldo and Shohei Ohtani.
BYU makes Big 12 tournament history in 18-8 rout of Texas Tech
BYU didn’t even need a full nine innings to advance in the Big 12 baseball tournament. Read more High school girls golf: Woods Cross repeats as 5A state champions; Brighton’s…
High school girls golf: Woods Cross repeats as 5A state champions; Brighton’s Claire Olafsson wins medalist honors
Despite being the defending 5A state girls golf champions, Woods Cross wasn’t feeling pressure heading into the deciding day of the state tournament.
High school softball: Tuesday’s 5A bracket play recap
Salem Hills, Box Elder, Spanish Fork, West Field, Maple Mountain and Springville survive to day two of the 5A state tournament.
Apostles honor Elder W. Mark Bassett at funeral for love of family, missionary work
The First Presidency, five apostles, family members honor Elder W. Mark Bassett at funeral for executive director of the Missionary Department.
Is your sweetheart cheating on you with an AI partner?
Are AI romantic relationships harmful? How do AI romance affect real relationships? Do people have relationships with chatbots? What is an AI romance?
White House advisor on addiction Kathryn Burgum opens up about her own recovery
Former North Dakota first lady shared her personal experience with alcohol at health and nature conference
Prosecution says it had to counter ‘absolutely misleading’ info from Tyler Robinson
Judge Graf will decide on trial privacy and procedural matters in early June.
Close shave
Is a straight razor better than a disposable? Is a straight razor hard to use? Will a straight razor cut your face?
High school boys soccer: Murray outlasts Desert Hills in wild goal fest in 4A semifinals
High school boys soccer: Murray outlasts Desert Hills in wild goal fest in 4A semifinals
Opinion: A look at the document that jump-started our nation
The audience of the Declaration of Independence was not King George III, it was the American people