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New documentary chronicles Deseret News’ 175-year history

October 1, 2025
New documentary chronicles Deseret News’ 175-year history
Deseret News PR, Deseret News, October 1, 2025
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A new documentary, set to be released on Oct. 4, 2025, on KSL-TV, will chronicle the journey and evolution of Utah’s oldest continuously operating business and longest-running newspaper — the Deseret News — over its 175-year history.

“The Deseret News: 175 Years of Truth and Liberty” is a 22-minute exploration of the beginnings of the Deseret News in 1850, the value of the freedom press then and now and a vision for the future of the publication.

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