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It’s here. Let preparations begin. Two victories, two top-10 teams, two different styles, and all that anticipation is over. It’s rivalry week around these parts, and No. 6 Utah and No. 8 BYU are headed for a classic showdown in Rice-Eccles Stadium Saturday, just after breakfast.
Samantha Reagan grew up in a Democratic home in Las Vegas, Nevada. “Politics definitely is something that we talked about in my house growing up,” she recalled. “I feel like I was always really surrounded by the news and I was always pretty aware of how my parents voted.”
Today is the Day of the Dead. Here’s what one apostle says the holiday and Latter-day Saint belief have in common KEY POINTS The Day of the Dead, celebrated Nov. 1-2, enables families to welcome their departed loved ones home. One Latter-day Saint apostle visited the epicenter of the Mexican holiday and highlighted in a video how the faith’s beliefs intersect with the Day of the Dead.
Vice President Kamala Harris speaks at the Culinary Workers Union headquarters Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026, in Las Vegas. John Locher, Associated Press By Lauren Irwin Lauren is a national politics reporter for the Deseret News reporting from Washington and covering national stories of impact.
One of Utah’s most powerful lawmakers drove state investments in growth, deepened Utah’s international footprint and helped define the “Utah Way” on immigration, elections and LGBTQ rights during his tenure. Then, in June, he became one of America’s most prominent victims of voter angst over artificial intelligence infrastructure.
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