BYU-I adjunct instructors have been fired for failing an "ecclesiastical" test. But they can't find out the reasons.

The Abduction of Betty and Barney Hill: Alien Encounters, Civil Rights, and the New Age in America

Brad Wilcox's controversial comments about race, women and people of other faiths have been all-too common in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

A panel at the recent Mormon History Association conference says racism is on the rise.

Five days before she died, this LDS scholar opened up about her dreams for Mormonism, and what it will take to realize them.

Latter-day Saints in Utah received a direct call from church leaders to vote in their precinct caucus meetings March 5.

LDS Chuch-owned Deseret Book and other church-owned bookseller removed Tim Ballard's books from online and stores.

Brigham Young University department heads are under renewed pressure to reward faculty whose research supports the teachings of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Some warn the instru...

Latter-day Saint supporters of Tim Ballard are struggling to balance their faith beliefs and their loyalty to him and his cause.

Historian Lester Bush, who helped to end racist LDS priesthood and temple ban, has died.

Coverage of a live Relief Society devotional for the women of the LDS Church and the planned boycott.

Mormon studies scholar Matthew Bowman discusses cultural Mormonism and the importance of actions by churchgoers in addition to belief.

The LDS Church held up Relief Society President Camille Johnson, a working woman, as a role model of motherhood. Not everyone is happy about it.

Women who responded to The Salt Lake Tribune’s call for stories from Latter-day Saints who have had an abortion show that the terminology surrounding the issue can be confusing.

The Black Menaces TikTok page is drawing attention to inequities at Brigham Young University and in the LDS Church.

LGBTQ Latter-day Saints face challenges when trying to date, because it is unclear what the faith's rules are short of sexual intimacy.

(RNS) — ‘Immigration as an issue is going to reach a boiling point,’ said one political scientist.

The head of the LDS Church’s online education program previously co-founded and led a company whose practices amounted to extortion and false imprisonment, according to a California judge.

A conversation with James Goldberg, a self-described Sikh-Jewish-Mormon author.

Recent speech about the LDS giving more power to women than any other religious organization is causing a firestorm.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints puts another 500-plus acres up for sale in Missouri, mere weeks after doing the same with 1,800 nearby acres. This area is seen as part of the faith's...

The Black Menaces, a group of students at Brigham Young University, have learned to accept the Mormon church. They hope their school will do the same for them.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints makes most sweeping changes to temple ceremonies since 2019.

Tribune reporter Peggy Fletcher Stack wins top award for religion reporting.

LDS leader Brad Wilcox apologizes for remarks he made about Black members and race.

Construction has begun on a new monument honoring Black Latter-day Saint pioneers at This Is the Place Heritage Park.

A new paper explains what the era of explosive LDS growth may be over.

The Tribune is seeking input from readers about the often "unspoken divide" that exists between Latter-day Saints and those not of their faith in Utah neighborhoods.

Latter-day Saints across Eastern Europe are going to extraordinary lengths to help refugees from Ukraine.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has provided new online resources to help members who have questions about the faith's history, teachings and policies.

An LDS Church leader addressed gender and priesthood in a Sunday sermon. Four days and nearly 14,000 comments later, LDS women are still talking about it.

A whistleblower, David Nielsen, has sent further allegations of fraud by the LDS Church's investment arm, Ensign Peak Advisors, to the U.S. Senate Finance Committe, urging the committee to investig...

The Alrasool Islamic Center in Taylorsville is the recipient of a highly competitive $250,000 grant to help preserve the 19th-century building that serves as the central community hub for Wasatch...

An LDS theologian and a survivor of alleged abuse challenge traditional notions of forgiveness and its role following trauma.

In this "Mormon Land" episode, Sarah Barringer Gordon, a law professor at the University of Pennsylvania, discusses religious liberty and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

When the Mormon prophet Joseph Smith ran for president, he wasn’t seeking further glory but a policy change in religious liberty....

The Black Lives Matter movement may be gaining ground in an unexpected place, evangelical churches. Read more at RA News.

A “women’s empowerment event" at BYU will feature the LDS Church's top women's leader and, oddly, some say, Sports Illustrated swimsuit models.