Emmeline B. Wells’ diaries give insight to women’s suffrage movement

In May 1895, an article in a national women’s magazine mentioned Latter-day Saint suffragist Emmeline B. Wells. “From far-off Salt Lake City comes M...

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For some members, President Russell M. Nelson’s physical absence and virtual message at general conference brought unexpected blessings and lessons.

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Salt Lake Temple sustains minor damage as 5.7 magnitude earthquake hits Utah

The Angel Moroni statue atop the Salt Lake Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints lost its trumpet after a 5.7 magnitude earthquake cen...

Malls host holiday events | News, Sports, Jobs

The Maui News Shopping malls across Maui are hosting Black Friday shopping, photos with Santa and other holiday events with the Christmas season around th...

BYU celebrating 20th anniversary of arrival of ‘Christ Healing the Sick at Bethesda’

PROVO, Utah — The signature piece in the Brigham Young University Museum of Art’s vast collection — Carl Bloch’s painting “Christ Healing the Sick at Bet...

Viewpoint: Divine role of fathers

For a couple of decades now, social scientists, journalists and other observers of the human condition have been expressing alarm about social ills attend...

Episode 136: Songwriter Janice Kapp Perry

Janice Kapp Perry, who has written numerous Latter-day Saint Primary songs and hymns, shares the story of her life and works on the Church News podcast.

MEO’s Kamp Kaohi trains youth leaders | News, Sports, Jobs

Sixteen middle and high school youth on Molokai participated in Maui Economic Opportunity’s Kamp Kaohi on April 7 and 8 at Molokai Baptist Church. The ove...

What is a fetal center, and how can it give hope to families?

A family’s donation to Intermountain Primary Children’s Hospital in the name of their baby boy now gives other babies a chance through the fetal center.