Utah’s governor thinks potlucks hold the answer to America’s identity crisis
Gov. Spencer Cox has led out on the “America’s Potluck” initiative for the 250th anniversary of America. Here's what the idea's founder Eboo Patel said.
First lady announces winners in Presidential AI challenge
First lady Melania Trump announced the winners of the youth artificial intelligence challenge from the White House
Is judge giving former BYU football star preferential treatment in rape case?
Prosecutors argue alleged victim can’t get a fair trial
Wildfire on Tooele County mountainside grows rapidly overnight
Crews are battling a new wildfire that sparked on South Mountain in Tooele County Monday night.
Deseret News archives: Improbable story of Jazz arrival in Utah from New Orleans
Today in history: Franchise left Big Easy after five years of minimal NBA success, found greener pastures in Salt Lake City. This date in history.
Usha Vance invites children to ‘watch history come alive’ this summer
Second lady Usha Vance encourages children to spend their summer reading about everything from squirrels to history
Opinion: Why America is worth celebrating
America is worth celebrating so long as we remain a Declaration of Independence people.
Top 10 matches to watch in World Cup pool play
As FIFA World Cup returns to U.S. soil, here are some important early matches to watch
Why Ben McAdams says Democrats need to be ‘the party of solutions’
In Utah's new 1st Congressional District, after redistricting, four Democrats are vying for the new blue district.
Making sense of the Pentagon’s religious code controversy
Why weren't members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints originally labeled as Christian? And why did the Pentagon shift?
Utah and federal government join forces to manage public lands
Utah and the BLM have launched a long-sought partnership to jointly manage the San Rafael Swell, with the state taking on maintenance, law enforcement.