At Colonial, the stars and stripes are flying out the door
The America250 flag at the Pentagon is one of thousands sewn by the Sandy-based flagmaker.
Deseret News archives: The day the presidents died
The somber side of the Fourth of July remembered
Deseret News archives: Celebration at Statue of Liberty captured centennial moment
This date in history: On the centennial of its arrival to the U.S., Americans paused to party at newly restored Statue of Liberty. Today in history.
Deseret News archives: Tour de France began in 1903, and has survived world events, doping scandals
This date in history: Cycling was popular in Utah 122 years ago, but it had a more local flavor. Read more. Today in history.
Utah wildfire evacuees return home as wildfires rage on
Residents in Eureka, Mammoth and Silver City were told they could return home on Sunday after being evacuated due to wildfires.
Deseret News archives: iPhones had tech world buzzing from the start
Today in history: Tech takeover: Introduction of iPhone as a constant companion for many started in 2007. Read more. This date in history.
Deseret News archives: Atari, founded by native Utahn Nolan Bushnell, helped usher in home PC era
This date in history: Popular home personal computer company was established on this date in 1972. Video games soon followed. Read more about Nolan Bushnell. Today in history.
Deseret News archives: Of 4 Borgstrom brothers, ‘To them belongs page of history’
Today in history: On June 26, 1948, siblings who died in World War II were laid to rest. Read more. This date in history.
Deseret News archives: Tensions in Korea became full-fledged war
Today in history: War began on this day in 1950, ended with an armistice in 1953. Read more about the Korean War. This date in history.
Deseret News archives: America’s Berlin Airlift was a success, with a sweet Utah twist
Today in history: Efforts by famed ‘Candy Bomber ‘Lt. Col Gail Halvorsen in 1948 had positive impact: This date in history.