SALT LAKE CITY — Here are 10 stories you may have missed over the weekend. As always, click on the headline to read the full story.

1. New Latter-day Saint temple in Tooele area announced; renovations coming to 4 more

At the close of the 189th Annual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, President Russell M. Nelson announced eight new temples, including one in Utah, for the faith.

2. Mitt Romney agrees with Trump that asylum seekers at border 'overwhelming our system'

Sen. Mitt Romney on Sunday echoed President Donald Trump's call for Congress to pass immigration legislation to toughen rules on asylum. Romney said unaccompanied young immigrants arriving at the border, along with an influx of families seeking asylum, are "overwhelming our system."

3. Homeland Security Sec. Nielsen resigns amid border turmoil

Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen resigned on Sunday amid President Donald Trump's growing frustration and bitterness over the number of Central American families crossing the southern border.

4. Utah's Sikh community observes Vaisakhi festival under the Capitol rotunda

Members of Utah's Sikh community celebrated the Vaisakhi festival in the state Capitol Saturday, an observance of great significance in their faith.

5. Neighbors upset over new development on hillside near mouth of Parleys Canyon

It's been billed as a "prime" development with 17 lots high on the hillside near the mouth of Parleys Canyon, but several neighbors voiced their concerns Friday about the disruption to the natural environment, noise and intense vibrations — which they claim have even led to property damage.

Sports

1. Lakers stun Jazz in Los Angeles

Lakers forward Kentavious Caldwell-Pope scored 32 points to lead Los Angeles to a stunning 113-109 win over the Jazz.

The loss snapped the Jazz’s seven-game winning streak.

2. Lodeiro's goal just enough as Sounders hand Real Salt Lake 4th-straight loss, 1-0

Nicolas Lodeiro scored the only goal of the match in the first 20 minutes, and Seattle defended out a 1-0 win over Real Salt Lake Saturday night at CenturyLink Field, to hand the Utah squad its fourth-straight loss.

3. Utah gymnastics’ beam team seals team’s 44th-straight ticket to nationals

No. 6 Utah earned a second-place 197.25 score to join No. 3 LSU (197.50) in advancing from the Baton Rogue regional to the national competition in Fort Worth, Texas. No. 11 Minnesota (196.90) finished in third place and No. 14 Auburn (195.725) finished in fourth place as both were eliminated from competition.

4. Utah Warriors undone in second half in 48-36 loss to Seattle

Bradley Tucker scored twice, and the defending champion Seattle Seawolves held Utah to two second-half tries as the Seawolves handed Utah its fifth-straight loss 48-36 Friday night in front of a season-high crowd of 2,589 at Zions Bank Stadium.

5. Salt Lake Stallions fold up shop a day after league suspends operations

The Salt Lake Stallions are officially no more.

The first-year Alliance of American Football squad announced that it has formally ceased operations Wednesday, a day after league chairman Tom Dundon suspended football operations across the entire league.

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