Deseret News archives: President Harding died in San Francisco, train carried him home through Utah
Today in history: Harding visited Ogden and Salt Lake City as part of his Voyage of Understanding tour. He died on the train tour. Train…
Utah’s biggest solar farm comes alive in Emery County
The Green River Energy Center is now Utah’s largest solar and storage project, representing a $1.6 billion domestic energy investment.
455 people charged for alleged $6.5B health care fraud
FBI, Justice Department announce results of ‘National Health Care Fraud Takedown’
Trump to attend World Cup final
Trump has been on a spree of attending major sporting events. Now he will present the World Cup trophy
SpaceX dips below market opening as AI stocks face sell-offs
Investors worries about AI stock values dropping. How much is a share of SpaceX stock? Why are tech stocks dropping?
Smoke, fires continue to blaze throughout Utah
Smoke continued to fill the skies in Salt Lake City and beyond, as fires burned throughout parts of Utah on Monday ahead of July's fireworks season.
Utah primary election 2026: State legislative races to watch for
Some candidates face ‘uncomfortably close’ races while others are waltzing to November's general election unopposed
Savannah Guthrie renews plea for information on ‘Today’ show
Newly released details of a second ransom note, sent in February regarding the kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie, indicate she died days after abduction
Workers reinstall Salt Lake Temple’s legendary east doors as renovation reaches homestretch
Workers reinstalled the iconic east doors of the Salt Lake Temple, a signal that the yearslong renovation project is in its final months.
Does the Vesper Amphitheater follow Provo’s hillsides and canyons preservation guidelines?
Opponents of the proposed Vesper Amphitheater project claim the proposal violates the city's "Hillsides and Canyons Plan" but the project owners say it actually fulfills the city's goals.
Supreme Court rules along ideological lines in case involving religious rights in prison
The 6-3 decision that Damon Landor can't sue the prison guards who shaved his dreadlocks was along ideological lines.