Gov. Cox orders statewide firework restrictions amid dangerous conditions
‘This year is different,’ Cox said. ‘It’s different than any other year that any of us have experienced’
Church of Jesus Christ expresses solidarity following pair of deadly earthquakes in Venezuela
Venezuela earthquakes. Caribbean Area Presidency statement. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Deseret News archives: Tensions in Korea became full-fledged war
Today in history: War began on this day in 1950, ended with an armistice in 1953. Read more about the Korean War. This date in history.
CDC concludes hantavirus outbreak response
What happened in the last 6 weeks? Did hantavirus become a pandemic like some thought it would? How did CDC handle the outbreak?
Utah Republicans say their primary wins reveal a path for GOP heading into midterms
Reps. Blake Moore and Celeste Maloy both survived primary challenges — and say their campaigns could provide some lessons for their other colleagues.
Corner Canyon lineman Jackson West commits to Utah
Utah secured its third commitment of the week on Wednesday evening as Corner Canyon lineman Jackson West announced his decision to stay in-state.
Trump orders DOJ investigation into high gas prices
Experts emphasize various factors influence gas prices beyond lower crude costs as Trump calls for DOJ to investigate.
Richie Saunders chosen No. 32 overall by the Memphis Grizzlies in the NBA draft
BYU basketball: The Memphis Grizzlies chose Richie Saunders with the No. 32 overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft.
Utah’s first state museum focuses on the people, not the industry
What artifacts does the Museum of Utah have to offer? How will visitors connect? Is it free? Plus, why Utah is the 48th state to open a state museum.
Richie Saunders just got drafted by the Memphis Grizzlies. Here’s how social media reacted
BYU fans were understandably excited about Saunders’ draft success. Here are some of the most notable reactions online.
New York surged left. Utah chose the center. What does it mean for Democrats?
The contrasting primary results have intensified debate over whether the party's future belongs to Democratic Socialists or pragmatic moderates.