Recent Deseret News polling shows Utah voters are split on how they view the Trump administration’s spending cuts, but there are several areas they say need more government support.

BOONE, N.C. — The first thing you notice in Franklin Graham’s office is not the framed note from the president of the United States, signed “Your friend, Donald Trump.” Or the large photographs of his ...

If Dart is a first-round selection next Thursday, he would join Wilson and Jim McMahon, the former BYU star who prepped at ...

The White House instructed the IRS to revoke Harvard University's tax-exempt status. Gov. Cox said this could ultimately harm Utah-based religious organizations. Cox worried about the "destruction of ...

April 18 marks one year since Ryan and Ashley Smith brought the NHL to Utah. Utah Hockey Club sold out every game in its ...

U.S. Olympic officials on impact of Trump's proposed travel restrictions, transgender athlete ban on 2028 Summer Games in L.A ...

Utah gymnastics has an impressive legacy of individual national championships, won over the 50 years the program has been ...

Josh Brown of the Liberty Missouri Stake credits his family and a loving invitation for his journey back to full activity in ...

Visa cancellations are impacting international college students in schools across the nation, including many at Utah ...

Michael Carcone is not coming back, Clayton Keller is playing at the World Championship and Logan Cooley doesn't yet know what fry sauce is.

Utahns are divided along party lines, according to Deseret News/Hinckley Institute poll, with Republicans far more likely to ...

The LA Times introduced "Insights," which provides an AI-generated bias indicator, synopsis and counterarguments to opinion ...