4-star Davis receiver Jaxton Itaaehau commits to Utah
Utah secured its biggest commitment of the 2027 class thus far late on Wednesday night as Davis wide receiver Jaxton Itaaehau announced his pledge.
Utah’s measles outbreak is a year old. Is highly contagious disease still spreading?
How many people in Utah got measles in this outbreak? What causes measles? Is the measles outbreak in Utah over? What are measles symptoms?
Mitt Romney reflects on lessons learned from his father
Romney shares how his life has been shaped by what his dad taught him about politics, family and faith. Mitt Romney talks about George Romney.
Opinion: Defining the heart of a nation — patriotism vs. nationalism
America is not just a place, although it is indeed a beautiful place, from sea to shining sea. America is an idea.
British Prime Minister Starmer resigns, joins string of early exits
Keir Starmer resigns as U.K. prime minister after Labour MPs pressure; Andy Burnham is favored successor amid party and political shifts.
Opinion: Did the pandemic change American downtowns for good?
The pandemic caused changes that are altering America's downtowns.
Hill Air Force Base, Utah National Guard to celebrate America 250 with statewide flyover
Utahns across the state will get to enjoy a patriotic military display on the Fourth of July as part of Hill Air Force Base's "Freedom 250 Celebration."
Trump will make rare trip to Capitol Hill amid internal Republican tension
The meeting comes as Senate Republicans publicly spar over whether to move forward with Utah Sen. Mike Lee’s election reform bill.
What’s coming to the stage in Utah this year? Here’s the latest
Where to see live theater in Utah. What plays are coming to Salt Lake City? Broadway shows in Utah schedule. Does Broadway come to Utah?
Silver linings: Navigating the blizzard of longevity advice
Why consistency on tried-and-true practices beats the fads and how worrying about living longer might do the opposite
Deseret News archives: Expanding the Supreme Court was a hot topic … in 1937
Today in history: President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, conservative court justices battle about New Deal legislation. Congress voted down FDR's plan to 'pack the court.' This date in history.