Deseret News archives: ‘Blind pig’ raid lit the fuse for Detroit race riots in 1967
On this day in 1967, riots began to bubble up in the nation over variety of issues
On this day in 1967, riots began to bubble up in the nation over variety of issues
In the aftermath of the stabbing of a Muslim man, the community mourned together and refused to respond with hate.
Utah's capital city is seeking to permanently approve an emergency measure it adopted earlier this year to crack down on the amount of water new…
The Roy railroad corridor fire that destroyed three homes also destroyed around 30 sheds and other outbuildings, according to the city's fire chief.
In trying to brand conventional Democrats "Blue MAGA," young progressives drive a wedge into their own party.
On this day in 1967, riots began to bubble up in the nation over variety…
Utah native and former BYU standout Zac Blair turned in a steady opening round of 1-over 71 on Thursday at the 126th U.S. Open, leaving him in a tie with…
The Chosen Utah set. Sheri Dew and Dallas Jenkins on The Chosen filming at Latter-day Saint Goshen set. Story behind The Chosen filming in Goshen.
Corner Canyon safety Diesel Dart is staying home. The three-star prospect, who is the brother of New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart and the son of former Utah Ute Brandon…
Rapidly diminished Cabinet-level agency announces oversight changes to special education and civil rights enforcement
The Knicks celebrated their first NBA title in 50-plus years with a NYC parade, celebrities, and speeches from players and officials.
Fifth District Court Judge Jay Winward dismissed a rape charge against Parker Kingston on Thursday after denying another request to delay the jury trial.
DeAndre Yedlin USMNT. DeAndre Yedlin World Cup. New sports reality series "Home Grown: Investing in Family" will follow DeAndre Yedlin and his family.
With less than two months until fall camps open across the nation, college football preview season is in full swing.
The museum’s exhibits are revolutionary, but that’s not the only thing that makes it one of a kind.
SITLA voted to sell 50,000 acres in the Book Cliffs to the Division of Wildlife Resources for $30 million, shifting the land from revenue-focused management.