David Noyce

In the lastet LDS Church news, new apostle Gérald Caussé touts solar energy, and the Utah-based faith makes history in a former Soviet republic.

In the latest LDS Church news, the faith announces dozens of changes to the Doctrine Covenants, thanks largely to new scholarship from the Joseph Smith Papers project.

In the latest LDS Church news, the faith speaks out against violence in the wake of the Charlie Kirk shooting, but stays silent on gun laws. President Russell Nelson, however, has addressed those laws previously.

In the latest LDS news, the faith's Utah Area leaders are asking congregations to celebrate the U.S. Constitution but are taking steps to avoid the controversy that surrounded a previous effort.

The Latter-day Saint mission president wounded by an armed intruder shares some details about the encounter.

In the latest LDS Church news, a member disciplined as part of the "September Six" has died, and Dallin Oaks raises questions about Heavenly Mother(s).

In the latest LDS news, we learn that a proposed temple in Alabama has cleared a major hurdle and what a poll shows about how happy Latter-day Saints are.

President Russell M. Nelson dedicates the LDS Church's 206th operating temple — this one in northern Utah.

In the latest LDS Church news, the church shares information about its finances, though hard-and-fast amounts are sparse.

LDS Church news: The church's presiding bishop preaches service as a key to business success. Grand Tetons to improve Mormon Row.