Apparently, the brain trust over at the Dnews discovered the key to fiscal success is some magical thing called the Internet.

Log Cabin Republicans Utah president Mel Nimer will oppose the legislature's newest gay-friendly Mormon, Democrat Ben McAdams, hoping to become a senator representing Salt Lake City's east side. How very.

Gubernatorial money. Dog park debate. Dead Jews & Living Mormons. Spice Madness. Oil Leases. Other D-News perspectives.

In its bold new online universe, the Deseret Virtual News may look to the vine for ad revenue.

I always thought censorship at the Deseret News was motivated entirely by politics. Think gay marriage: less coverage of couples hurt by their lack of access to marriage perhaps results in less political will for reform. But that's not the whole picture.

Deseret News executives execute a mugging, Tijuana-style, on their employees.

The hole where Port O' Call used to be in Downtown Salt Lake City, 400 S. West Temple, closed since February 2009.

Anyone who knows me knows I never get enough of John Doe, whether we're talking his solo material or that of his pioneering punk band, X.

The Zephyr Club in Downtown Salt Lake City, 301 S. West Temple, closed since October 2003.

Official: Deseret News is firing almost half their staff. Editor Joe Cannon and Publisher Jim Wall gone. Salt Lake City is now a one newspaper town.