Deseret News archives: Scouting movement began with a camping trip
This date in history: On this day in 1907, Lord Baden-Powell organized a camping trip for boys. The Scouting movement was off. Read more. Today…
Utah’s reservoirs struggled in July, but monsoons provide a key below-ground benefit
Utah's reservoir system tumbled well below normal in July, but monsoons have benefitted the state's mountain soils.
High school girls soccer: 2026 2A team-by-team region capsules, predictions
High school girls soccer: 2026 2A team-by-team region capsules, predictions
High school girls soccer: 2026 4A team-by-team region capsules, predictions
High school girls soccer: 2026 4A team-by-team region capsules, predictions
Newly discovered St. Augustine sermons shed light on this mysterious Bible story
Newly discovered sermons by Saint Augustine point to a new interpretation of one of the stranger passages in the Bible.
Robotic vacuums may soon be banned. Here’s why
Federal Communications Commission, FCC, robotic vacuum ban, advanced robotic devices, Covered List
Why is the Navy walking back Pentagon’s ‘flu shots not required’ policy?
Modifications to Navy flu shoot policy changes Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's April directive to lift mandatory flu vaccines for all American troops
Utah mill breaks ground on rare earth mineral processing plant
What are rare earth elements? What consumer products use rare earth minerals? How many rare earth facilities in U.S.? China controls rare earth market
Kouri Richins’ request for new trial denied
A judge has denied Kouri Richins' request to have her convictions thrown out, including her aggravated murder conviction for killing her husband in 2022.
Utah offers $5 million in grants to develop pro-human AI
Utah is launching a $5 million grant program to accelerate AI development in areas such as transportation, medical care and manufacturing.