Opinion: Act 2 opened on AI. Is the government getting it right this time?
From taxation to national security, the government is showing AI companies that it won't bend the knee to them at the expense of the American…
Mary Ellen Edmunds, beloved Latter-day Saint author and BYU Women’s Conference pillar, dies at 86
Mary Ellen Edmunds served as a pioneering sister missionary in the Philippine Islands, paving the way for future generations.
What happened in the Iowa gubernatorial primary, and other pivotal battles
Close races in Tuesday’s primary elections leave both parties unsure of what to expect in November
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 year.
Remembering Karen Huntsman’s legacy of family and giving
Who was Karen Huntsman? Did Karen Huntsman have cancer? Who has John M. Huntsman Sr.? The Huntsman family created Huntsman Cancer Institute
Opinion: Do debates matter?
Your columnists are proud political junkies who watched every minute of Utah’s congressional primary debates. We explain why and what we learned.
From faith to failure, the advice commencement speakers gave the Class of 2026
Best commencement speeches 2026. Graduation advice for class of 2026. What are some good commencement speeches? 2026 celebrity graduation speakers.
Deseret News archives: Jazzman Karl Malone was one of a kind, and an MVP at it
Best player in Utah Jazz history won his second Most Valuable Player award on this day in 1999.
Seeking Christ in New York City: Latter-day Saint women share that Jesus is ‘worth following’
In a recent U.S. Northeastern Area gathering, thousands gathered to explore how to access the power of the Savior and ask: ‘What is he inviting me to do next as…
The making of a rainmaker
Rainmaker, a drone-powered cloud seeding company, is attempting to address the water crisis of the West by increasing precipitation.
Perspective: What ‘The Chosen’ looks like to The New Yorker
The New Yorker's famous emblem depicts a French aristocrat with a monocle. What happens when the magazine points that monole at "The Chosen"?