Deseret News archives: Germany invades Poland on this day in 1939
Today in history: How did WWII start? Nazi troops pour over border on Sept. 1, 1939, but ‘Germanization’ of Poles became a harsh reality. Read more. This date in history.
Fire, flood, drought. Inside Utah’s water crisis loop following devastating rains
After Utah’s worst wildfire season on record, scientists say charred soil and lost vegetation are worsening flash floods — and the state’s drought isn’t going anywhere
Deseret News archives: How does Diana’s legacy live on?
Today in history: On Aug. 31, 1997, a limousine crash in a Paris tunnel claimed the life of the popular former royal and her new partner. Read more. This date…
From the beginning of the Edwards Era, Dave Hanna watched a leadership guru at work
"LaVell’s Leadership Playbook" pays tribute to the legendary BYU coach’s instinctive leadership style.
Deseret News archives: Antarctic explorer Shackleton rescued his men on fourth try
Today in history: On Aug. 30, 1916, crew members of the aptly named Endurance were rescued after a long stay in polar conditions. Read more about Ernest Shackleton and his…
Deseret News archives: King’s ‘I have a dream’ speech in 1963 stands test of time
Today in history: What are some of Martin Luther King's best sermons, speeches? Read more. This date in history.
Why the Becket Fund is fighting to preserve a century-old cross in LA
Olvera Street, Becket Fund, El Pueblo, Establishment Clause, Gerritsen v. City of Los Angeles, century-old cross and nativity display.
When politics become part of a voter’s identity, policy falls to the wayside
Partisanship. Voter behavior. Midterm elections. Polarization. Scott Huettel, Jared Abbott, Jesse Arm, Steven Webster.
Too many kids ‘on the sidelines’: Utah 2034 pledges funds in youth sports donation effort
The Organizing Committee for the 2034 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games announced it would participate in Utah Youth Sports Giving Day, a community impact program to support youth sports.
Arizona’s $870M school choice program survives union backlash — what it means for Utah
A failed signature campaign in Arizona offers hope for the state Supreme Court case against the Utah Fits All scholarship program.