Tamarra Kemsley

Memo to Latter-day Saint parents: Want to keep your children active in the faith? Send them to college.

With weeks to go before Election Day, Latter-day Saint leaders wade once more into state measures regarding abortion.

The LDS Church has weighed in against an Idaho ballot measure that would loosen the Gem State's strict anti-abortion laws.

The director of Brigham Young University’s nationally recognized David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies was killed in Provo this week when he was struck by a car while riding his bike.

The LDS Church is emphatic that its case against John Dehlin's "Mormon Stories" is about eliminating confusion, not the podcaster's dissent.

For years, Latter-day Saints viewed the faith’s growth as a sign of God’s favor. What does it mean as retention rates slip?

Is the LDS Church's trademark lawsuit against John Dehlin's "Mormon Stories" solid or is it just a deep-pocketed faith trying quash a critical voice? And does the church really control the term "Mormon," even as it tries to distance itself from the moniker?

A Native American scholar describes how the LDS Church weaponized the Book of Mormon's “Lamanite” term against Native Americans — and the people reclaiming that name.

Pono Skousen understands why some members might be upset. And he’s OK with that. (SLT)

The controversial pastor, a spiritual adviser to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, is gaining prestige and influence. Here’s where he believes Latter-day Saints diverge from true Christianity.