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A proposal to create a publicly owned utility by taking over Maine's 2 big investor-owned utilities failed by a wide margin in Tuesday voting.

A proposal to create a publicly owned utility by taking over Maine's 2 big investor-owned utilities failed by a wide margin in Tuesday voting.

Mayoral election alongside state referendum bringing out voters in Waterville In addition to the slate of eight state referendum questions, Waterville voters on Tuesday will elect a new mayor, as well as several city councilors. With both the municipal and state ballots drawing interest, City Clerk Patti Dubois expects about 2,000 of the city’s nearly […]

I’ve heard many say that the LDS church doesn’t allow women to be leaders. But on this International Women’s Day, I want to set the record ...

President Oaks shares on refugees, Elder Christofferson speaks about Mormon Battalion, Elder Renlund throws first pitch at Orioles game, plus 6 more stories from the week of July 24-30.

Hundreds of people turned out for this years Days of 47 Parade in Salt Lake City, part of Utahs Pioneer Day weekend celebrations.

Sister Jean Bingham, president of Relief Society of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, recently spoke with KSL-TVs Carole Mikita about the womens organization she leads. Thursday marked the 180th anniversary of the Relief Societys creation.

The Daily Universe Sister Jean B. Bingham, Relief Society general president, studies Gospel Literacy program materials with a group of women in Sierra Leone, June 2019. (Church Newsroom) Relief Society General President Jean Bingham invited world leaders to increase women’s access to education in a speech on International Women’s Day. Bingham was the keynote speaker of the virtual International Women-in-Diplomacy Day symposium, sponsored by the honorary consul of the Republic of Senegal...