First Presbyterian Church of Salt Lake City teaches about legacy amid ongoing growth
The First Presbyterian Church in Salt Lake City has been in the city for more than 150 years. Its Scottish legacy reflects both its current growth and the religion.
Deseret News archives: Tiny kingdom of Monaco saddened by death of Princess Grace
This date in history: On Sept. 14, 1982, movie star turned princess died as a result of car crash. Read more about the mysteries. Who was Grace Kelly? Today in…
Donation, support of administration, keep Alzheimer’s drug crusade alive at University of Utah
Neuroscientist Dr. Donna Cross is behind the promising research.
Deseret News archives: The handshake that made a statement on this day in 1993
This date in history: Yitzhak Rabin, Yasser Arafat shook hands on the White House lawn on Sept. 13, 1993. Read more. Today in hstory.
Deseret News archives: Lascaux ice caves — world’s oldest art gallery — discovered in 1940
Today in history: 17,000-year-old artwork was discovered in France on Sept. 12, 1940. Read more. This date in history.
Deseret News archives: Abebe Bikila was a trendsetter among Olympic distance runners
Today in history: On Sept. 10, 1960, Ethiopia’s Bikila ran barefoot to Olympic gold in the Rome Games, It changed elite distance running forever. Read more. This date in history.
This Salt Lake City taco shop is looking to expand without losing unique ‘alley street feel’
Five years after opening, Salt Lake City restaurant ROCTACO is looking to expand — if the fit is right.
Deseret News archives: Attica riot in 1971 was worst in U.S. history
Today in history: Prisoners took control of New York prison on Sept. 9, 1971. Four days later, the resolution was deadly. Read more here. This date in history.
Deseret News archives: Was Sen. Huey Long killed by an assassin, or his own bodyguards?
Shooting on Sept. 8, 1935, at Louisiana Capitol building still a mystery. Did his doctor shoot him? Or was in a misunderstanding? Read more.
Deseret News archives: Nazis began bombing England’s capital city, but the Londoners survived
Today in history: On Sept. 7, 1940, Germany’s air attack began the Blitz of England’s capital city. The stoic Londoners survived. Read more. This date in history