Former president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Russell M. Nelson oversaw many changes during his seven-year tenure as prophet, including shortening Sunday church meetings to two hours, replacing home teaching with ministering and placing an emphasis on the church’s ...

  SOUTH SALT LAKE — A bit of the story of the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah, or WRCNU, is now a short documentary. On Friday, the public finally had its first chance to see 'Wild Spirit', which depicts the group's eviction from its original home in order to ...

OGDEN — A Sunday evening shooting that left one person injured is under investigation. Lt. Will Farr of the Ogden Police Department told the Standard-Examiner on Monday that officers were summoned to the 3500 block of Jefferson Avenue around 8:55 p.m. after receiving multiple reports of ...

Tyler Robinson, 22, the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk, made his second remote appearance in Provo’s 4th District Court on Monday for a waiver hearing. At the request of his defense team, Robinson participated from the Utah County Jail and was not shown on camera. Defense attorney ...

President Russell M. Nelson leaves a legacy of touching hearts. He was an internationally acclaimed heart surgeon, but it was the way he touched people’s hearts with his love and testimony that made Nelson a friend to thousands around the world. Nelson, the 17th president in the history ...

Here is a look at the significant moments in the life of Russell M. Nelson, President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints: Born on Sept. 9, 1924 the son of Marion C. and Edna Anderson Nelson in Salt Lake City. Graduated from East High School in Salt Lake City as the ...