A look back at local, national and world events through Deseret News archives. This Feb. 11, 1915, edition of the Deseret ...

Bridget O’Hanlon, deputy commissioner for design and construction; Rich Hynes, area supervisor; and Gary Yaple, deputy ...

D.C. planners are developing an aspirational concept to transform the area surrounding the McMillan Reservoir into a ...

The construction process to build the Broadway Center for Youth affordable housing and job training facility at Broadway and Pine includes a plan for the development that will recreate the facade ...

“We’re here hoping our voices are heard,” said The Duke, president of the Zealots Motorcycle Club in East Texas. The Duke and hundreds of other bikers round up and down the streets of Austin and ...

An armed man arrested at the U.S. Capitol said he planned to kill Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, and burn down The ...

Huttle, who was among those presumably pardoned last week by President Trump for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021 breach of the U.S. Capitol building ... Sunday on Ind. 14, east of County Road ...

They were later seen outside the building holding fragments of Pelosi’s office sign. The trio were in the Capitol for 30 minutes, according to court documents. Merry was one of 30 Missourians ...

As officers on the west side of the Capitol were overrun, they traversed the north lawn to the east side of the Capitol ... the crowd from advancing to the building. At approximately 2:16 ...

On Wednesday, Rhodes stopped at a Dunkin’ Donuts inside the House office building in the Capitol complex before delivering a lengthy defense of himself and his actions. Wearing a Trump 2020 hat ...

Rhodes was spotted in the Dunkin’ Donuts inside Longworth House Office Building, which is accessible to the public, with a group of people. He said he did not go into the actual Capitol building.

and the Capitol Building-our symbol of liberty and a symbol of democratic rule around the world,” she wrote. President Bill Clinton nominated Kollar-Kotelly, who has served on the bench since 1997.