The debate over children and social media is often framed as a question of parental control or technological inevitability. It should not be. At its core, this is a moral question about what kind of society we are shaping, what we choose to protect, and what we are willing to sacrifice in the ...

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced the site locations of a pair of temples this week. In a news release Tuesday, the church announced locations for the Flagstaff Arizona Temple and the Kahului Hawaii Temple. The Arizona temple will be an 18,850-square-foot, single-story ...

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox’s State of the State speech this year had hints of state policy, while again focusing on building. But now, what needs to be built the most, Cox emphasized, is “moral infrastructure.” In an almost 30-minute speech to members of the state Senate and House Thursday ...

Utah Valley University celebrated Thursday the opening of a building that will serve as the educational base for some of the school's most innovative students. The four-story, 197,000 square-foot Scott M. Smith College of Engineering and Technology Building will bring the numerous ...

Influenza rates in Utah have dropped significantly since the holiday season but still remain prevalent as doctors urge people to get a flu shot. During the week of Dec. 28, the state reported nine influenza-associated hospitalizations per 100,000 people, or 314 cases, marking the highest rate ...

Amid ongoing tensions between the Utah Legislature and the state’s judiciary, a lawmaker wants to ask voters to give the Legislature the power to call a “special retention election” if legislators decide that a judge is “unfit or incompetent.” Rep. Walt Brooks, R-St. George, is ...