A year later: what’s the result of dismantling USAID?
In 2025, Trump froze U.S. foreign aid and dismantled USAID, sparking debate on its impact; critics argue it harms global aid.
It’s now safe enough to eat the carp from Utah Lake
Utah Lake's main invasive species is now considered safe enough to eat, which is considered more of an environmental win than a chef's recommendation.
Opinion: Will the Pentagon blunder and Trump influence Utah’s primary elections?
County clerks are already sending ballots for the June 23 congressional and state legislative primary elections.
Somali referee denied entry to the United States for World Cup
Omar Abdulkadir Artan said he had a valid visa and FIFA papers, but was still denied entry. The soccer governing body says it won’t intervene in host-country immigration processes
Vance adds custom henhouse to vice president residence
Vice President JD Vance adds chicken coop to vice president residence. VP chicken coop.
What the ‘Schmigadoon!’ co-creator said after winning 2 Tony Awards
Cinco Paul saw his dreams come true Sunday night, but recognized he couldn’t have done it without his late mom.
Not so gentle giants: How to avoid a conflict with bison
Do bison charge people? Are bison found in Utah? How many bison in Yellowstone? How to avoid conflict with bison. What's a safe distance from bison?
Hybrid vehicles: The ‘goldilocks’ of alternative fuel
What are the benefits of hybrid vehicles? How many Americans have electric vehicles? Benefits of EVs.
Deseret News archives: World War II turned in the skies above England in 1940
Today in history: Luftwaffe attacked on July 10, 1940; German miscalculations led to a loss in first-ever air battle. Read more about the Battle of Britain. When did it end?…
Opinion: Utah just handed Google the keys to our children’s minds, and called it progress
The Utah State Board of Education just struck a deal with Google to bring Gemini AI into every K-12 classroom in the state.
‘I just got lucky’: Coin flip determines newest member of Salt Lake City Council
A former staff member for Gov. Spencer Cox and Salt Lake Tribune editor won a coin flip to become the newest Salt Lake City Council member.