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A swarm of Mormon crickets has taken over northern Nevada for the past week, causing mayhem as the insects move around the state. The red critters can cause crop damage, make roads slick after they've been crushed and leave a horrible stench after they die. “It’s almost like a biblical plague,” Dana Dolan of Elko, Nevada, tells Rio Yamat and Rick Bowmer of the Associated Press. The situation

It wasn’t entirely clear to many of those at this week’s Cody Planning and Zoning Board meeting what had been decided for a controversial Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints temple proposed for the city. There’s still disagreement about the results of this meeting, but Cody city staff, members of the church and the chairman of the Planning and Zoning board all say the church has final

Activists are continuing to target Utah's 2022 law that permits parents to seek the removal of books containing pornographic or indecent material. They already got "The Holy Bible" restricted in Davis County school district and are now putting "The Book of Mormon" on the chopping block, The Guardian reported Saturday. The Davis school district, north of Salt Lake City, is reviewing the Utah-

(9 NEWS) – A migration of millions of Mormon crickets reached the Nevada city of Elko this week, and the little insects are everywhere: on roads, in fields and shrubs, climbing walls. "They're just gross," resident Precious Drake told NBC News. "... Yeah, they poop everywhere. We just stay inside. We don't go outside." Get the hottest, most important news stories on the Internet – delivered