Bishop Scott Hayashi, the leader of Utah's Episcopal Diocese, is retiring after years of providing a voice of calm and friendship in interfaith relationships.
"To Kill a Mockingbird" is a story most are familiar with because of the beloved book and film. Now, the Broadway touring company is coming to the Eccles Theatre with the Tony award-winning production.
The Washington, D.C. Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has been closed for the last four years because of a renovation and then the pandemic. The First Presidency traveled to our nation's capitol this weekend to rededicate the temple.
The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London is performing this week at the Utah Shakespeare Festival in Cedar City. It is a historic moment for both companies.
The Center for Latter-day Saint Arts is sponsoring an international production of “I AM: The Journey.” It’s a music, dance, and art production that was based on President Russell M. Nelson's counsel to 'root out racism.'
It's opening night for the Broadway touring company of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" at the Eccles Theatre. This is the company’s final stop and they are excited to pull out all the stops.
Among the hundreds of pieces of legislation that Sen. Orrin Hatch helped to pass during his time in Congress, the ADA, or Americans with Disabilities Act, ranks among the most important.
Orrin Hatch was known as a titan of the Senate but his life was much fuller than his public service. On November 16th, 2018, President Donald Trump honored retiring US Senator Orrin Hatch with the Presidential Medal of Freedom for his over four decades of public service.
For the first time in more than three decades, members of Islam, Christianity and Judaism will mark a Holy Season in April. Three religious leaders in Utah hope the faithful will make this a time of unity.
In the past six months, Utah has welcomed nearly 900 refugees from Afghanistan. Gov. Spencer Cox calls it the largest resettlement in our state’s history. It's the topic of one of KSL's specials airing during General Conference weekend.
Thursday marks the 180th anniversary of the Relief Society – the women's organization of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. KSL's Carole Mikita talked with President Jean Bingham.
Members of the Greek Orthodox community in Utah have recently hired an iconographer to create sacred images for the dome of Prophet Elias Church in Holladay. KSL's Carole Mikita brings us the exclusive story of an ancient art form.
A disease threatens lives and members of the press are reporting about it in different ways. Sound familiar? This story was written before the pandemic.
The Utah Shakespeare Festival has made history after forming a five-year partnership with one of the world's finest actor training programs, the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, something that has never happened before in the United States.
The Church History Museum opened a new interactive exhibition to teach children about temples that will be in place during the renovation of the Salt Lake Temple. Also on Wednesday, Church officials released "Saints" volume 2.
