Ground broken for Santos Brazil Temple, ‘an expression of God’s love’
‘Construction of a temple blesses … the entire surrounding community and society,’ says Elder Ronald M. Barcellos at first of six August groundbreakings
Utah fires: By the numbers
fires in Utah today, biggest fires in Utah history, Cottonwood Fire, Governor Cox speaks on wildfires, human-caused fires in Utah.
‘We’re happy to go to the District’ — AJ Dybantsa’s father, Ace, dishes on his family’s NBA draft emotions and love for BYU
Dybantsa was selected No. 1 overall by the Wizards out of BYU.
Why Rep. Burgess Owens touts apprenticeships as wise career-path educational options
Congressional lawmakers explore career paths opened by increased work-based learning opportunities in both traditional trades — and emerging industries.
Davis’ Bode Sparrow, top Utah prep recruit, commits to Oklahoma
Finally, the anticipation is over. Bode Sparrow announced his commitment to Oklahoma on Friday.
International rescue teams mobilize to aid earthquake recovery in Venezuela
Devastating back-to-back 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude earthquakes in Venezuela left at least 589 dead with thousands still missing. Here’s how international aid is pouring in to help in recovery efforts
Judge finds prosecutor in civil contempt for violating gag order in Tyler Robinson case
A Utah judge said Attorney Chris Ballard went beyond correcting misinformation when he publicly expressed confidence in Robinson's guilt.
Australia struggling to enforce social media ban for children
Australian leaders vow to toughen oversight and enforcement to protect young teens
Prized guard Noam Yaacov signs with Utah
Noam Yaacov, the crown jewel of Alex Jensen’s 2026-27 Runnin’ Ute team, has officially signed with Utah, the school announced on Friday morning.
What Richie Saunders said at his introductory press conference with the Memphis Grizzlies
Richie Saunders is in a unique spot for a rookie. He turns 25 this September, making him older than the majority of his new Memphis Grizzlies teammates who already hold…
Opinion: Science is moving fast, Utah’s measles outbreak doesn’t have to end in tragedy
Over 670 people have been infected in Utah’s measles outbreak and the cases that should alarm us most are the ones no vaccine could have reached.