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A Utah father-son team are headed back to “The Amazing Race: All Stars” on CBS for another shot at $1 million in a race around the world when this season starts on Feb. 23, the network announced earlier this week.
According to former BYU basketball player Kevin Nixon, one of the missionaries highlighted in the film is Elder Cole Payne, a former basketball and football star at Orem High School in Utah. Nixon shared the video and tweeted, "1 kid I coached at Orem HS, Cole Payne."
For most people, “Climb Every Mountain” is a popular song from the classic musical "Sound of Music." But for Nile Sorenson of Yorba Linda, California, it’s a way of life.
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Chelsea Wilson Calder, formerly of St. George, and Elisabeth Evans of New York City, saw an opportunity to flex their creative muscles by producing their own version of a viral video about things girls say, instead poking fun at their own religious culture with their video, "Things Mormon Girls Say."
An LDS missionary critically injured in a Friday car crash in Oklahoma has died and two other missionaries serving in Taiwan were found dead in their apartment, church officials confirmed Saturday.
Jared Ward was about halfway through his two-year mission when he began wondering about his physical fitness level.
Just how much Alissa Parker misses her 6-year-old daughter Emilie Parker is evident from her blog. “I feel her often. I feel her influence even now,” she wrote on the website called The Parker Five. She created the blog to help process her thoughts during a painful and confusing time.
With his manly stubble, flannel shirt and skinny black jeans, Brandon Flowers looks every bit the hipster front man for his rock band, the Killers.
A man shot himself dead at the Las Vegas Mormon temple on Tuesday night, Metro Police said. Lt. Mark Reddon said the man, 26, committed suicide in an inside “courtyard area” off the lobby away from worshipers who were attending a temple session about 6:40 p.m. in the building, located at 827 Temple View Drive near Bonanza Road and Hollywood Boulevard.
Organizers of an event on Wednesday aimed at educating Utahns about avoiding financial scams hope that an LDS Church representative will deliver a strong message to help stem the tide of scams that have rolled over Utah in recent years. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is sending Michael Otterson, its managing director of public affairs, to the Fraud College at the University of Utah, where he is scheduled to speak at 11 a.m.