Sports on the air: Here’s what games are on TV and radio for the week of July 12-18
Sunday, July 12, 2026 TELEVISION BASKETBALL Suns vs. Pelicans, ESPN2, 1 p.m. WNBA: Liberty at Tempo, NBA TV, 1 p.m. Hornets vs. Celtics, ESPN2, 3…
Opinion: Prediction markets undermine Utah’s gambling laws
These platforms claim they are not subject to the laws and oversight that reflect Utah’s values.
Andy Reid shares his — and Adam Sandler’s — best marriage advice for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce
The Kansas City coach and his wife, Tammy Reid, attended the wedding at Madison Square Garden
Deseret News archives: Arthur Ashe conquered Wimbledon in dramatic 1975 final
Today in history: Ashe later became a world ambassador for AIDS awareness. This date in history.
This college football analyst ranks Utah as one of nation’s top QB rooms
Utes’ duo of Devon Dampier and Byrd Ficklin is gaining attention heading into their second season as teammates.
Darryn Peterson was as advertised in his summer league debut for the Jazz
Darryn Peterson led the Utah Jazz to a win over the Atlanta Hawks in Salt Lake City Summer League action.
Opinion: A patriotism for all of us
If they stopped bickering, conservative and liberal patriots might discover the truth embedded within each of their love-of-country
Everyone should take religious freedom seriously
Why does religious liberty deserve top billing in the Constitution? Cardinal Timothy Dolan on faith as the foundation of American democracy
How the founders used biblical language to justify the American Revolution
Did the Bible inspire the Declaration of Independence? How divine sanction informed Thomas Paine, Patrick Henry and other founders
Sports on the air: Here’s what games are on TV and radio for the week of July 5-11
Sunday, July 5, 2026 TELEVISION BASEBALL High school: National championship series, ESPNU, 10 a.m., 2 p.m., 6:30 p.m. Mets at Braves, NBC, 10:30 a.m. Padres at Dodgers, NBC, 5:15 p.m.…
Compromise doesn’t mean surrender
Can we hold firm convictions and still respect those who disagree? A Harvard professor on confident pluralism and the art of meaningful compromise