Sports on the air: Here’s what games are on TV and radio for the week of Aug. 2-8
Sunday, Aug. 2, 2026 TELEVISION BASKETBALL TBT: Championship, Fox, 11 a.m. WNBA: Fever at Lynx, ABC, 11 a.m. WNBA: Sparks at Fire, NBC, 1:30 p.m.…
Summer meteor showers begin to light up nighttime skies
Peak of popular Perseid meteor shower lines up just right for summer stargazing this time around
Opinion: Utah has led the nation on upward mobility. Here’s the next step
Following America’s 250th birthday, the promise of the land of opportunity needs a refresh, and Utah can show how
Deseret News archives: California mass kidnapping ordeal in 1976 amazingly ended without harm
This date in history: Chowchilla bus kidnapping, rescue is still a miracle 48 years later. What happened in Chwowchilla, California, in 1976? Today in history.
A dying wish: Congress revives momentum on Lindsey Graham’s Russia sanctions bill after his death
The Senate unveiled the latest version of the sanctions bill on Tuesday just days after the death of Sen. Graham, who has negotiated the legislation for years
Opinion: The great debate — nationalism vs. globalism
Recent events in politics are reinvigorating conversations about “America First."
What does it mean? Most-searched definitions on Google in 2026
What are the most searched definitions on Google? What are the most popular words searched online? Word Unscrambler listed most searched definitions
Daylight saving time has representatives debating around the clock — literally
Some say it is about time to settle the biannual clock switch. Others say debating time is a waste of it
Interior redefines ‘harm’ under Endangered Species Act
The change removes protections for endangered species habitats, sparking lawsuits from advocates
Republicans unveil new $95 billion spending framework. This is what’s inside
The proposal seeks to approve military spending and enact portions of President Donald Trump’s desired proof-of-citizenship and voter ID megabill.
Opinion: 16 ‘almost feral’ children in Ohio show why we need Child Protective Services
While some argue that child protection agencies overreach, two recent horrific cases of abuse and endangerment show why we need CPS.