Opinion: Elevating principles, strengthening families and serving Utah
Utah is at its best when principled ideas meet practical public service.
Opinion: Communities will come together for America’s potluck
America’s Potluck began as a Utah initiative, but it has now blossomed into a national movement.
This American could help eliminate the U.S. from the World Cup on Wednesday
Who is Esmir Bajraktarević? Why is Esmir Bajraktarević playing for Bosnia not the U.S.? Esmir Bajraktarević plays for Bosnia at 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Borrowing policy overhaul: What major modifications to federal student loans are taking effect July 1
Borrowers participating in the Biden-era SAVE repayment plan — along with parent- and graduate student-borrowers — expected to be impacted by changes.
‘Committed to getting better’: Taylor Frankie Paul voluntarily entered rehab
Taylor Frankie Paul rehab. What is happening with Taylor Frankie Paul? Taylor Frankie Paul news. Taylor Frankie Paul bachelorette. Taylor Frankie Paul restraining order
Bipartisan group unveils new framework for gerrymandering reform
The framework comes after a monthslong gerrymandering battle as both parties sought to leverage themselves heading into the midterm elections
Meet Sebastian Cossa, Utah’s goalie of the future
Who is Sebastian Cossa? Is Sebastian Cossa good? Who plays goalie for the Utah Mammoth?
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.
The ‘Jeopardy!’ clue that brought down a 12-game champ
Adam Remsen "Jeopardy!" winning streak. Did Adam Remsen lose on "Jeopardy!"? Final Jeopardy clue last night. Adam Remsen loses on "Jeopardy!"
6 helpful things prospective Latter-day Saint missionaries should know
How to prepare for a Latter-day Saint mission. LDS missionaries set new record. What to know before serving a mission. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Is protesting good for democracy?
From the Boston Tea Party to the Civil Rights Movement, protests have shaped America — for better or worse.