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Candice Madsen

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Utah
Could legal homeless camps work in Salt Lake County?
The Deseret News visited Portland, Oregon, and Seattle to see if some of their new sheltering strategies for the homeless could work in Salt Lake County.
By Candice Madsen
Margaret Foote's third-grade class at Granite Elementary School in 1978. Cindy Davis is pictured on the front row, fourth from the left.
Utah
Former student thanks 3rd-grade teacher 40 years later
Cindy Davis shares the same birthday week as her favorite teacher. This year, Davis’ only birthday wish was to track her down and say thank you.
By Candice Madsen
Eric and Emily Dyches both grew up in Moroni. Eric developed a crush on Emily in third grade, and she later was his first date and his first kiss. They married in the Manti Temple in 1998 and are the parents of five children.
Utah
A family’s faith and a mother’s legacy shine through The Emily Effect
Most people know perinatal mood disorders as “postpartum depression” or the “baby blues.” For Emily Dyches, it meant anxiety, panic attacks and PTSD. Her family wants to share her difficult story and their faith to offer hope and healing.
By Candice Madsen and Sam Penrod
Hayley Smith, right, spent two weeks volunteering and translating in refugee camps in Greece. The BYU graduate is fluent in Arabic and taught high school Arabic in Boston.
Utah
Power of one: BYU grad hopes to help solve big problem in refugee camps
Never underestimate the power of one. A BYU graduate who volunteered in refugee camps in Greece last fall recognized two big problems with donations. When she returned home she created an impressive plan to help fix the situation.
By Candice Madsen
KSL photographer Todd Matsuda films a couple in front of Robert Indiana's Love sculpture at BYU's Museum of Art.
Utah
Expert Q and A: How singles can embrace both chastity and sexuality (+video)
Dr. Jason Carroll and Dr. Jennifer Finlayson-Fife answer questions about the challenges single adults face developing their sexuality while living a chaste life.
By Candice Madsen
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Utah
Love, marriage and the single woman stuck writing about it
KSL Television producer Candice Madsen details her journey and what she learned producing a special about love and marriage following her own breakup.
By Candice Madsen
FILE - Fernando and Yarleniz Munez hold hands as they are married Friday April 13, 2001 by Darlene VonBank, Deputy County Clerk for Salt Lake County. While the Millennial generation is delaying marriage, most of them still want to marry but are stuck in a
Utah
If there is a secret to marriage, it just may be commitment
While the Millennial generation is delaying marriage, most of them still want to marry but are stuck in an ambiguous dating culture.
By Candice Madsen
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U.S. & World
National Edition TV: Parliament of the World’s Religions coming to Salt Lake, how to handle retirement
In 2002, Salt Lake City welcomed the world for the Winter Olympics. This Fall, Salt Lake will welcome the world’s religions. The Parliament of the World’s Religions will be the first one held in the U.S. in 22 years.
By Candice Madsen
The United Nations Commission on the Status of Women recently wrapped up in New York City. Kelsey Dallas examines how the Sabbath Day is observed today.
U.S. & World
Deseret News National Edition reviews recent UN conference and highlights Ten Today series
The United Nations Commission on the Status of Women recently wrapped up in New York City. Kelsey Dallas examines how the Sabbath Day is observed today.
By Candice Madsen
Emily Baker, left, and Michelle Boulte, both of St. George, Utah are part of women with the organization Big Ocean Women who are attending the United Nations Commission of the Status of Women conference at the United Nations building.
U.S. & World
‘Maternal feminists’ defend motherhood at United Nations
Women from the organization Big Ocean Women defended motherhood and promoted families at the United Nations in New York City last week.
By Candice Madsen
Easter Sunday, "A.D.: The Bible Continues" will premiere on NBC. Produced by Roma Downey and Mark Burnett, the show follows the events that occur after the crucifixion of Christ with the book of Acts as the text
U.S. & World
Deseret News National Edition explores the Adobe Summit and NBC’s new ‘A.D.’ series
Easter Sunday, “A.D.: The Bible Continues” will premiere on NBC. Produced by Roma Downey and Mark Burnett, the show follows the events that occur after the crucifixion of Christ with the book of Acts as the text
By Candice Madsen
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Utah
‘Deseret News National Edition’ talks ‘American Sniper,’ Utah’s LGBT anti-discrimination law and the importance of pets
This week’s “Deseret News National Edition” TV show talks ‘American Sniper,’ Utah’s LGBT anti-discrimination law and the importance of pets.
By Candice Madsen
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U.S. & World
Deseret News National Edition discusses family values, pornography addiction and how to help others in need
Public-opinion guru Frank Luntz is best known for developing messages for various Republican causes, including Newt Gingrich’s Contract with America.
By Candice Madsen
Here's how parents can learn to manage the conflict with their teens.
U.S. & World
Deseret News National Edition looks into how parents handle conflict
Here’s how parents can learn to manage the conflict with their teens.
By Candice Madsen
West Valley police officers investigate the officer-involved shooting death of Danielle Willard at the Lexington Park apartments near 3715 S. 2200 West on Nov. 2, 2012.
U.S. & World
Deseret News National Edition shows how police are viewed in the public eye
As children, we look up to them as our heroes, and many recognize the service they provide to our communities. But in recent months, reaction to officer-involved shootings has turned some public reaction against officers.
By Candice Madsen
The Sundance Film Festival is underway in Park City. Its mission is to discover, support and inspire independent film and theater artists to tell their stories and provide an opportunity for audiences to view their work.
Family
Deseret News National Edition explores Sundance’s impact on the community
The Sundance Film Festival is underway in Park City. Its mission is to discover, support and inspire independent film and theater artists to tell their stories and provide an opportunity for audiences to view their work.
By Candice Madsen
Mark Kellner and Deanie Wimmer discuss the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to hear all four marriage equality cases from the 6th Circuit Court.
U.S. & World
Deseret News National Edition: Analysis of SCOTUS decision, Karl Rove speaks
Mark Kellner and Deanie Wimmer discuss the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to hear all four marriage equality cases from the 6th Circuit Court.
By Candice Madsen
Arizona State University president Michael Crow has been credited with creating a new model for the American university. He sits down with Deseret News editor Paul Edwards to discuss the future of higher education.
U.S. & World
Deseret News National Edition: ASU president Michael Crow interviewed, holiday season ramps up
Arizona State University president Michael Crow has been credited with creating a new model for the American university. He sits down with Deseret News editor Paul Edwards to discuss the future of higher education.
By Candice Madsen
The international, inter-religious Vatican conference was an effort to support and re-invigorate marriage and family life.
Family
Deseret News National Edition: Special Report on the Vatican’s Interfaith Conference on Marriage
The international, inter-religious Vatican conference was an effort to support and re-invigorate marriage and family life.
By Candice Madsen
Here's this week's Deseret News National Edition, highlighted by a conversation with Sen. Mike Lee and a look at some of the myths surrounding the LDS church.
U.S. & World
Deseret News National Edition: Sen. Mike Lee discusses American families, LDS Church looks to debunk myths
Here’s this week’s Deseret News National Edition, highlighted by a conversation with Sen. Mike Lee and a look at some of the myths surrounding the LDS church.
By Candice Madsen
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U.S. & World
Deseret News National Edition: Veterans Day, WORLD magazine editor Marvin Olasky and authors Richard and Linda Eyre
The Deseret News National Edition takes a look at Veterans Day, and it also features in an interview with WORLD magazine’s editor-in-chief.
By Candice Madsen
Nelson Mandela is one of the most recognizable names on the planet. The former South African prisoner and eventual president left a legacy of peace and persistence. Dave McCann caught up with his grandson, who has the goal to "keep it going.”
U.S. & World
Deseret News National Edition: Nelson Mandela’s grandson, Steve Green and more
On this week’s Deseret News National Edition: An interview with Nelson Mandela’s grandson, a look at plans for a Bible museum in D.C., an intriguing angle on Malala Yousafzai’s story, the impact of unlimited vacation days on businesses, and Cecil Samuelson’s journey from U. fan to BYU president
By Candice Madsen
Two years after Super Storm Sandy, thousands of families still struggle to rebuild — especially low-income residents.
U.S. & World
Deseret News National Edition: Hurricane Sandy, Micah Spjute, Noelle Pikus-Pace
Two years after Super Storm Sandy, thousands of families still struggle to rebuild — especially low-income residents.
By Candice Madsen
"The Deseret News National Edition" talks this week about what you don't know about Africa, what's going on with religious liberty and the effects of tattoos.
U.S. & World
‘Deseret News National Edition': Africa and the 3 Ds, Becket Fund and religious liberty, Al Fox Carraway
“The Deseret News National Edition” talks this week about what you don’t know about Africa, what’s going on with religious liberty and the effects of tattoos.
By Candice Madsen
Deseret News National Edition with Dave McCann.
U.S. & World
‘Deseret News National Edition': Dan Rather, happy employees, expert parenting advice and fun grandparents
This week’s “Deseret News National Edition” interviews Dan Rather, looks at happy employees, provides resources for expert parenting advice and profiles some fun grandparents.
By Candice Madsen
The American Enterprise Institute is one of the most respected center-right think tanks in our nation's capital.
U.S. & World
‘Deseret News National Edition': Keys to happiness, media coverage on suicide and religious influence
The American Enterprise Institute is one of the most respected center-right think tanks in our nation’s capital.
By Candice Madsen
This week's "Deseret News National Edition" looks at sex trafficking, school class size and how to get rich.
U.S. & World
‘Deseret News National Edition': Sex trafficking in India, bigger class sizes and how to get rich
This week’s “Deseret News National Edition” looks at sex trafficking, school class size and how to get rich.
By Candice Madsen
Take a look at this week's Deseret News National Edition, when your family needs to know more.
U.S. & World
National Edition: Family flexibility, parenting skills and images from the Holocaust
Take a look at this week’s Deseret News National Edition, when your family needs to know more.
By Candice Madsen
Dave McCann hosts the Sunday Edition of the Deseret News National
U.S. & World
‘Deseret News National Edition': Common Core, budget problems and Honor Flight
The Deseret News National Edition focuses on issues pertaining to family, faith, education, culture, causes and finances.
By Candice Madsen
Deseret News National Edition with Dave McCann.
U.S. & World
‘Deseret News National Edition': ‘The Turning’, casual family life and ‘The Giver’
The Deseret News National Edition focuses on issues pertaining to family, faith, education, culture, causes and finances.
By Candice Madsen
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