Is protesting good for democracy?
From the Boston Tea Party to the Civil Rights Movement, protests have shaped America — for better or worse.
Deseret News archives: Atari, founded by native Utahn Nolan Bushnell, helped usher in home PC era
This date in history: Popular home personal computer company was established on this date in 1972. Video games soon followed. Read more about Nolan Bushnell. Today in history.
Arden Locke used to shadow her dad at Jazz games. Now, she’s forging her own path in sports broadcasting
Ogden Raptors: Nebraska golfer Arden Locke, daughter of Utah Jazz voice David Locke, blazes her own sports broadcasting trail.
America’s nuclear renaissance is about mass deployment
America’s nuclear renaissance is about transforming nuclear power from slow, one-off construction projects into scalable, factory-built reactors.
Utah divided over July 4th fireworks ban as wildfires rage across the state
Gov. Spencer Cox issued on executive order banning fireworks within city limits. The state has the largest wildfire in the country near Beaver County.
Photo gallery: Utah Jazz No. 2 pick Darryn Peterson arrives in Salt Lake City
Darryn Peterson arrived in Salt Lake City Friday after being selected by the Utah Jazz in the 2026 NBA Draft.
Report: Utah Mammoth trade JJ Peterka to the Boston Bruins
Utah picked up two first-round draft picks in return
New Nauvoo Temple Visitors’ Center bridges early Church history and house of the Lord to Jesus Christ
Before the center's dedication, Matt Grow and Juanita Coleman discuss the purpose behind the new Nauvoo Temple Visitors' Center and its exhibits.
Latter-day Saint youth invited to celebrate faith through local music experiences
Latter-day Saint youth. 2026 music experiences, devotional, concert, faith walk. Resources, guidelines. Church of Jesus Christ.
Government reallocates funds away from teen programs
Officials say new grants will emphasize evidence-based education after terminating 53 existing awards
Ebola entered France. Will it come to America, too?
What's happening in Africa? What about France and the U.S.? Are we prepared for Ebola if it comes to America?