Opinion: Empowering local officials to fight and prevent wildfires their way
Overly burdensome federal regulations and red tape are preventing active forest management needed to stop fires before they spark.
Money-making driveways? Here’s how some locals are profiting from the World Cup
App allows homeowners to compete with official lots charging big bucks.
A Hollywood megamerger could reshape the industry. These states are trying to stop it
A coalition of 12 states called the proposed merger ‘would lead to higher prices, lower quality, and less content’
Monsoon season has arrived in Utah, bringing much-needed rain and new threats
Monsoonal rains helped reduce fire behavior in southern Utah on Monday, but new starts were reported while communities brace for flooding risks, too.
Darline Graham sworn into Senate to replace late Sen. Lindsey Graham
Darline Graham’s swearing-in makes history as the first sibling to be appointed to succeed a U.S. senator.
France fights fires, battles Spaniards in soccer as it celebrates Bastille Day
France celebrates Bastille Day with parades, hosting Ukraine's president. Les Bleus face Spain in World Cup; fires rage in the central region.
Latter-day Saints hit new record with 88,500 missionaries. Here’s why and what it means
The Church of Jesus Christ has the largest missionary force in its history with 88,500 missionaries. Here’s why and what it means.
It’s not Halloween — but beware the bats
What should you do if you find bats in your house? Do bats carry rabies? Is it illegal to kill bats in Utah? What do bats eat? Where do bats…
Tribal leaders say they weren’t consulted before Trump order shrunk 2 Utah national monuments
Members of tribal coalitions aimed toward preserving the national monuments said there was “no consultation initiated with tribes” ahead of the executive orders.
Second fatal ICE shooting in less than a week leaves man dead in Maine
The incident follows a similar fatal shooting in Texas last week, both involving allegations that drivers rammed federal vehicles.
Deseret News archives: Oliver North wrapped up his appearance before Congress
Today in history: Remembering when Lt. Col. North face Congress over Iran-Contra in televised hearings in 1987. Everyone had an opinion. Read more about Lt. Col. Oliver North. This date…