It was from here that Brigham Young and early LDS Church leaders surveyed the Salt Lake Valley and declared it a good place for “an ensign for the nations” (an ensign is a flag).

On July 21, 1849, two years after the Mormon pioneers arrived in Salt Lake Valley, Brigham Young and nine others climbed to a peak overlooking their settlement. Young declared that an ensign would ...

Ensign Peak Nature Park connects the Ensign Peak to the Bonneville Shoreline Trail. It's also historically significant, as this is where Brigham Young's party stopped to survey Salt Lake City ...

The whistleblower allegation that Ensign Peak Advisors, ... SALT LAKE CITY, UT - DECEMBER 17: A statue of Brigham Young, the second president of the Church of ...

He wanted it to line up with Ensign Peak, Westwood said. Though it's hard to tell on the map, Young reportedly wanted wide streets, and to fill the plats of land with agriculture. Young was ...

Utah has a variety of beautiful mountain ranges and hills that make for a great pastime. If hiking is your thing, check KSL.com each Monday for the ...

LDS Business College is to be renamed to Ensign College onSeptember 1, 2020. This is because they are more than just business. President Bruce C. Kusch joins us to talk about theirunique approach ...