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Typhoon Ragasa swept through the Western Pacific Wednesday causing widespread devastation and killing at least 27 people in Taiwan and the Philippines. The storm packed winds of up to 165 mph at its peak and torrential rains led to a dam collapse and catastrophic floods. | Deseret News
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Typhoon Ragasa swept through the Western Pacific Wednesday causing widespread devastation and killing at least 27 people in Taiwan and the Philippines. The storm packed winds of up to 165 mph at its peak and torrential rains led to a dam collapse and catastrophic floods. | Deseret News
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Deseret News reporters on the scene report seeing Charlie Kirk shot during a Q&A with students at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah. About two minutes into the interview, a gunshot rang out and Kirk appeared to be hit in the neck. This is a breaking story. Go to Deseret.com for the very latest information as it becomes available. | Deseret News
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Deseret News reporters on the scene report seeing Charlie Kirk shot during a Q&A with students at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah. About two minutes into the interview, a gunshot rang out and Kirk appeared to be hit in the neck. This is a breaking story. Go to Deseret.com for the very latest information as it becomes available. | Deseret News
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One month after a shooting and fire at a Latter-day Saint church in Grand Blanc, Michigan, the FBI confirms it was a “targeted attack” based on the gunman’s “anti-religious beliefs” against the faith. Four people were killed in the attack on Sept. 28. The investigation is ongoing. | Deseret News
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One month after a shooting and fire at a Latter-day Saint church in Grand Blanc, Michigan, the FBI confirms it was a “targeted attack” based on the gunman’s “anti-religious beliefs” against the faith. Four people were killed in the attack on Sept. 28. The investigation is ongoing. | Deseret News
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Deseret News writer Sarah Todd reflects on her favorite sports moment of 2025, recalling the stunned silence inside the NBA draft lottery drawing room when the Dallas Mavericks unexpectedly landed the top pick. Todd, who covers the Utah Jazz and the NBA, describes witnessing firsthand the tension, disbelief and realization that a single announcement was about to reshape the league — a reminder, she says, of how sports can deliver moments of joy and glory alongside heartbreak and despair in the s
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In an update to the ongoing investigation, authorities in Michigan now report at least four deaths from a shooting and fire at a meetinghouse for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Sunday morning. Multiple other people were injured and as of Sunday evening, officials were unsure how many people may still be unaccounted for. Investigators have not yet searched the entirety of the burned building but are in the process of doing so with the help of the FBI and ATF. | Deseret News
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Authorities were on scene within 25 seconds as a gunman opened fire on a congregation of Latter-day Saints in Grand Blanc Township, Michigan, on Sunday. Police shot and killed the suspect less than 10 minutes after the first call came in. So far, 10 victims of gunfire have been identified. Two victims are now deceased, one remains in critical condition while seven more are in stable condition. First responders are still on scene where a fire destroyed the meetinghouse searching for any additiona
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Can Universities Push Back Against Politicians?
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🔗: https://bit.ly/4qepMAp For nearly a decade, Bears Ears has been defined by court rulings and protests — but how was this swath of land, contentious in national news, being used on a day-to-day basis? Deseret News photojournalist Tess Crowley talks about her monthslong photo essay documenting how Indigenous tribes live on, learn from and pass down traditions tied to the land. | Deseret News
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‘Within 10 minutes, everything changed’ Deseret News reporters Emma Pitts and Eva Terry reflect on covering the assassination of Charlie Kirk and the lasting impact it had on their lives and their work. | Deseret News
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Two days into the government shutdown both Republicans and Democrats are pointing to each other as who to blame and insisting they will not change their stance. | Deseret News
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