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New research provides new evidence that a recently discovered daguerreotype really does depict Mormon founder Joseph Smith.

A movie with the working title "Oops All Berries" is scheduled to shoot scenes in Emery and Grand counties this summer — and movie websites say that title is a cover for next year's Marvel movie "Thunderbolts."

Santiago Ramos, the new executive chef at Little America, has worked with the company for 19 years — so he knows the importance of serving what generations of customers expect to find on the menu. That doesn't mean he's not eager to introduce some new tastes, too.

On the Street

From Salt Lake City, Park City and Moab to gems like Provo, Orem and Ogden, the cities in Utah offer a delightful blend of nature and culture.

The west end of the Church Office Building plaza is open to the public with new features. Work continues on the east end near the Salt Lake Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Author, speaker, podcaster and now incoming Young Women General President Emily Belle Freeman hopes to create a community of young women who feel connected to the Savior.

Pride has always had an element of defiance and resistance at its roots. But this year, in the face of hostility toward LGBTQ+ Utahns, Robert Gehrke writes that it is imperative that, as a community, we stand together and refuse to cave to hate.

Spain’s bishops’ conference says it has found evidence of 728 sexual abusers within the country’s Catholic Church since 1945 through victim testimony.

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