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A BYU graduate and a former BYU–Idaho student recently found an unexpected hobby — dragging pythons out of the Florida Everglades with their bare hands.These two Latter-day Saints and their fellow Florida Python Hunters won the recent Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission python hunting challenge that started Jan. 12 and continued for a month.
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Noelle Pikus-Pace posted photos of her brand new baby boys on Facebook Tuesday, saying that little Payton and Makai are healthy and doing well.
A written record tells of a man who was hated by his brothers. They tied him up, beat him, nearly killed him, and spoke so vehemently against him that many members of his family turned their backs on him.
Dozens of academics, several states and five religious organizations, including the LDS Church, weighed in on Utah's fight against same-sex marriage with hundreds of pages of arguments filed Monday in a federal appeals court.
Spring has made its debut and summer has not yet arrived, and there have already been several fires that have inundated San Diego homes, hillsides, canyons and property in California.
I got a cool note recently from a self-described "Molly Mormon" who recounted an incident from my high school seminary class. A couple friends and I were the type who attended that class only because we had to, and our choice of language and comments largely reflected that.
I don’t remember when I learned to pray. I don’t remember ever being taught how. I can, however, go back in my memory, like a life review, and think of different times I’ve talked to God. Lying in my lonely basement room and being so frightened that I could not move or speak words aloud. I prayed over and over to the Lord to protect and comfort me.
McKay Coppins, a BuzzFeed reporter who also happens to be Mormon, takes a deep dive into the Romney family's use of social media and finds that the campaign once approached a "Mormon mommy blog" as part of an effort to make Mitt and Ann appear less "hoity-toity":