Kansas’ first Latter-day Saint temple opens for tours. Here are photos
Wichita Kansas Temple. First Latter-day Saint, Mormon temple in Kansas. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Austin mayor calls for independent investigation after man shot during ICE encounter
Federal officials say Wilbur Rafael Garces Perez was targeted for removal, while local authorities are seeking answers about what led to the shooting.
Jimmer Fredette, Steve Young, 6 apostles to speak at Latter-day Saint college devotionals
Jimmer Fredette, Steve Young, 6 apostles to speak at Latter-day Saint college devotionals. See the schedule of fall devotionals for BYU, BYU-Idaho, BYU-Hawaii, BYU-PW and Ensign College.
‘Kind of scary’: Visitors discover grenade on previously submerged reservoir shore
Two visitors to Pineview Reservoir in Weber County discovered a grenade on the previously submerged shore of the reservoir during a bow fishing trip.
‘We are exactly where we want to be’: No. 9 BYU on a nice roll heading into a bye week
Sitting at 3-0 for the fourth straight season, BYU enters its bye week looking to improve its depth and execution.
A bright future for American faith? Reasons for optimism in Latter-day Saint data
With mounting gloom over religiosity in the U.S., data on members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints offers hope of defying the tide of secularization.
Outlets banned by White House file lawsuit, TV outlets pull Trump coverage too
CNN, MSNOW and Politico filed a lawsuit Monday against President Trump's ban and other television outlets will stand in solidarity not covering the White House
Three games in, the UConn football team is starting to realize its identity under Jason Candle
Saturday's dominant win on the road at Southern Miss was evidence that the UConn football team is realizing its identity under coach Jason Candle.
CT High School Football Week 2 Recap: Conard 2-0 to start the season for first time in 15 years
A look at the week in Connecticut high school football, including the recent Top 10 rankings.
CT man who stole $348K from nonprofit that served people with disabilities admits to tax evasion
Federal officials said he has agreed to cooperate with the IRS to pay all outstanding taxes, interest and penalties.
Two men plead guilty in multi-million dollar embezzlement scheme. It involved a housing cooperative in CT
The scheme reportedly involved fraudulent invoices and requests for payment for work that was either not performed or done at inflated prices
Geno Auriemma dishes on schedule gauntlet, new faces as UConn women hold open practice for fans
The UConn women's basketball team had about 2,000 fans come to an open practice at Sacred Heart University in Fairfield Sunday afternoon.
A historic CT church faces a future with a part-time priest. It’s a blow to parishioners.
St. Monica’s, a pillar of Hartford community, learns to live with less
Yearly CT event that drew 18,000 people to end. Regular attendees lament loss of a ‘favorite’
Harwinton's Robin Hood's Medieval Faire yearly spring event cancelled after 16 years. The event drew 18,000 people this spring.
CT entrepreneurs create new product: Smell My Pickleballs. Take a sniff before you serve.
“I’ve met some amazing people in the pickleball community, and my favorite saying is ‘I don’t play with anybody who doesn’t smile,’” he said
Couple revamps legendary CT restaurant but preserves elements of ‘dive bar.’ It’s thriving amid new m...
CT cafe is reimagined by couple who hope to preserve the character while upping the fun. Imagine a karaoke contest with $1,000 purse.
CT wrong way driving system has stopped 1,000+ possible tragedies. ‘It’s saving lives’ with more site...
The department's program has reportedly decreased the number of wrong way crashes and fatalities in Connecticut since it was implemented in 2023.
FAA halts East Coast flights after backup fiber cable cut
WASHINGTON >> The Federal Aviation Administration halted traffic today at busy East Coast airports, snarling more than 1,000 flights after a telecom circuit failed and a backup fiber cable was accidentally cut.
ARKANSAS SIGHTSEEING: Mammoth Spring lives up to its name
Arkansas' northernmost state park, nestled against the Missouri border in Fulton County, welcomes visitors with the paired allures of nature and history.
Arkansas prisons developing new policy for books sent to inmates
Books being sent into Arkansas prisons may soon go to a central depository where staff will test for drugs before the material would be sent on to inmates, prison officials said Monday.
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The owners aim to expand Oat Mode to 500 locations nationwide in the next 10 years.
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What started as a hobby for 14-year-old Charlie Heeley has drawn fans across the city.
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Several sightings along Maine's coast this summer have brought renewed attention on sharks.
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Golden, the Maine Democrat not seeking reelection this year, and U.S. Rep. Mike Lawler, R-New York, worked together on lobstering-related legislation.