Ground broken for Santos Brazil Temple, ‘an expression of God’s love’
‘Construction of a temple blesses … the entire surrounding community and society,’ says Elder Ronald M. Barcellos at first of six August groundbreakings
ICE detention hits record high in June despite mounting criticism
DHS Secretary Mullin says they’re turning up the heat on streets
President Camille N. Johnson to lead Utah’s largest Pioneer Day parade
Utah Pioneer Day celebrations. Days of ’47 Parade grand marshal. President Camille N. Johnson. Relief Society. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
State announces investments to keep ‘Utah-grown food in Utah’
Utah announced more than $9 million in grant funds will be awarded to local farmers this year as part of an expanded program to help strengthen the state's food supply.
Survey: Gap exists between students, educators when it comes to using, understanding AI
From K-12 to higher education, a significant gap exists when it comes to students' and teachers' incorporation of artificial intelligence.
Opinion: History preserves the past — memory preserves a people
We often assume that historical knowledge is enough, but facts alone do not sustain a civilization.
Utah-made wheels help power Tadej Pogačar’s Tour de France dominance
Who is Tadej Pogačar? What brand of wheel Tadej Pogačar ride? How many times has Tadej Pogačar won Tour de France? What does Enve Composites make?
3 things became clear from John Marino’s contract extension
Mammoth fans have much reason for hope, and the Marino contract is another symbol of that
Both parties want a solution to the Iran war. Nobody seems to know how to end it
Republicans and Democrats alike want to bring an end to the conflict, but finding a path to do so is easier said than done.
Lebanon’s president meets with Trump as fighting between Hezbollah, Israel continues
President Aoun seeks to end conflict between Israel and the Iran-backed Hezbollah in Southern Lebanon after signing historic agreement.
Much of the world is dealing with relentless heat, but Antarctica just recorded the world’s lowest temperature in over a decade
On July 18, Concordia Station in Antarctica hit minus 119 degrees. It's the lowest temperature recorded on Earth since 2012.