Tracy Press asks the tough questions.

The advantages of conversion in politics versus non-conversion.

Catholics in Utah before the Mormons…what!

Mormon.org is where its at when it comes to conversion.

Auditions for the Choir…the ONLY CHOIR!

Fast Food Nation author disappointed in Utah.

Mountain Meadows lot OPEN for new development!

Romney ain’t no puppet!

Fired Mormon lawyer didn’t appreciate bawdy, locker-room talk.

“I discovered how empowered women in early Mormonism were — to heal, speak and make decisions.”

Mormon history dominates Utah history.

Better than Fema!

MORMONISM, FEMINISM AND ACTIVISM: My head will explode!

LDS scholar Richard Lyman Bushman will start a Mormon studies program at the Claremont Graduate School in California.

Three part series about fundamentalism in Southern Utah.

The term “Mormon” is commonly used in reference to members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. However, “Mormon” can more broadly describe a variety of groups derived from the church founded by Joseph Smith, Jr. in 1830, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica.

The largest of these groups is The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints - at more than 13 million members - followed by the Community of Christ, formerly The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints - at more than 250,000 members - and a variety of fundamentalist groups - with about 20,000 adherents collectively - according to www.lds.org, www.cofchrist.org and Marianne Watson, a self-employed historian and Lehi resident who specializes in fundamentalist topics.

There are about 30 groups, as well as large, independent families, practicing plural marriage under the banner of Mormonism, Watson said.