Senate paves way to avoid government shutdown 2 months ahead of deadline
The procedural hurdle on Monday paves the way for the Senate to hold a final vote on the spending resolution sometime this week
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.
Key takeaways from 2 researchers’ 8-hour defense of a possible Joseph Smith photo
What did Joseph Smith look like? Patrick Bishop, Joseph Brickey present 25 years of research. Brother Joseph Again. Joseph Smith photo.
Utah’s wildfire season built for months before the flames arrived
Utah’s historic wildfire season, driven by drought, heat and wind, is still wreaking havoc. Here's what made this summer different.
What big outdoor concerts are in Utah this summer? Here’s the latest
Summer concerts in Utah 2026. Outdoor concerts in Utah 2026. Summer concert series in Utah 2026. What shows are coming to Utah this summer?
Analysis: What you need to know about the birthright citizenship decision
It’s more complicated than your social media feed would have you believe
Utah joins multistate settlement with egg producers over alleged price-fixing
Utah consumers to receive approximately 125,000 cartons of eggs as compensation
2 statues of Catholic saints: Religious objects or public art?
How, in Quincy, Massachusetts, 2 statues of the saints sparked a heated church-and-state debate