What’s behind the media and pop culture’s longstanding fascination with Mormon violence? And how often do they get the story ...

A FORMER member of the Mormon church has claimed her mother-in-law once burned her husband’s clothes when she touched them by ...

U.S. Latter-day Saints seem more accepting of gambling than in the past, according to a recent survey, despite the church’s ...

A United Airlines flight heading from San Francisco to Chicago O’Hare on Sunday night was forced to make an emergency ...

"You’re not in the Mormons that I grew up with," Angie Katsanevas told Britani Bateman in part three of the season 5 'Real ...

Moms of Truth/Instagram After YouTuber Ruby Franke formed a friendship with Jodi Hildebrandt, the duo were arrested for child ...

Netflix's American Primeval follows a fictionalized tale of the real-life Utah War of 1857, where many groups, including the Mormons, Piautes, and the US Government, were strategizing to seize control ...

Mormons do believe there is a place of final punishment; but very few people will go there, only the so-called sons of perdition, whose sins have placed them beyond the “present possibility of ...

As Utah’s own current true crime stories continue to gain media attention, and as other tragic stories inevitably develop, we ...

The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City season five finale ends in a twisted game. The women are having an already tense dinner in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, when cast member Heather Gay suggests that ...

On Sunday, as the Kansas City Chiefs battle the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl, many Americans will wager on the game ...

Yes. Though the Utah War has been called “bloodless,” in reality, Mormon militiamen in southern Utah perpetrated a horrific war atrocity on Sept. 11, 1857, in a valley called Mountain Meadows (which, ...