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A Mormon housewife writing about vampires? That alone may be enough to draw interest. But what's more important is that she does it so well.

Best-selling author Stephenie Meyer never wanted to be a writer. In fact, if she hadn't married and started a family, she would have gone to law school.

When they were approached to host a Mother's Day TV special, Donny and Marie Osmond couldn't help but reflect on their own mother.

Mitt Romney has received an award for his "Courage in Defense of Religious Liberty" during his presidential bid from the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, a nonprofit law firm based in Washington, D.C., that defends religious rights and practices.

In the days following the raid on the Texas polygamous compound, I took a call from a St. Louis radio host requesting one of our reporters to come on his show to "talk about the situation in Utah." Early in this cordial conversation, I informed him that this newspaper is owned by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and that I am a member of this church.

Mitt Romney has received an award for his "Courage in Defense of Religious Liberty" during his presidential bid from the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, a nonprofit law firm based in Washington, D.C., that defends religious rights and practices.

Not everyone in Cache County likes the LDS Church's decision to stage Clarkston's Martin Harris Pageant every other year instead of every year.

Not everyone in Cache County likes the LDS Church's decision to stage Clarkston's Martin Harris Pageant every other year instead of every year.

Mormon Times profiles George Durrant, a much-loved LDS writer, speaker, teacher, father and friend.

"Idol" mania descends on Utah Friday as hometown favorite David Archuleta is honored, feted and celebrated.

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