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Feb. 11-17, a new photo of the Quorum of the Twelve, the Church News reported on Elder Rasband’s ministry in Maui, plus seven more stories.

More than 800 construction workers gathered Tuesday to celebrate the last reinforcing steel pyramid on top of the Salt Lake Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Nearly four years ago, the spires of the temple were removed as part of the building’s renovation plans, according to a press release issued by […]

On this week's top five stories, Kevin Costner is set to build a film studio in St. George, Utah. More film is coming to Utah.

Through donations of food, water, education, health care and emergency relief, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints helped one million people around Mexico in 2023.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints achieved what it says is a meaningful milestone Tuesday in the massive Salt Lake Temple renovation project.

Construction workers celebrated Tuesday as the reinforcing steel pyramid for the final spire on the Salt Lake Temple was put into its place.

Setting my snow shovel down, I looked over the Salt Lake Valley, wondering what winter was like in 1847, when pioneer settlers were waking up and striking a fire to warm their hands. According to history, this winter is about as mild as it was 176 years ago, the year after the Saints arrival in the Salt Lake Valley. Elder Parley P. Pratt wrote in February 1848, “The winter was mild and pleasant, several light snows and severe frosts; but the days were warm, and the snows soon melted off...

At these sites, you can stay warm while learning many things about early Latter-day Saint life in Utah.

With experiences and lessons from Mexico, Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra members prepare for “Hope” tour stop in the Philippines on Feb. 20-29.

World Food Program USA leaders toured the Bishops’ Central Storehouse in Salt Lake City and thanked The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for being “our most important partner.”