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KSL.com love stories: We asked and you sent them in. Here are our favorites 💕
Yvette Cruz, KSL.com | Posted Feb 14th - 2:50pm
To celebrate love, we asked readers to submit their own love stories in 100 words or less. What followed was a deluge of endearing and wonderful short stories about love in the simplest form.
Make Your Week: Cleaning the canyons, food drives for those in need
Faith Heaton Jolley, KSL.com | Posted Feb 11th - 3:59pm
If your commute was extra long due to the slick roads or if you just mentally aren’t ready to face another work week, we’ve got your back and are here to offer a boost.
Man gifts car to stranger during trade-in at dealership
Travis Rice, CNN | Posted Feb 10th - 9:05am
A California nursing student has a new car after a man overheard her conversation with a salesman not end well.
Herriman snowplow drivers credited for helping to save man’s life
Alex Cabrero, KSL TV | Posted Feb 9th - 10:55pm
When you’re a snowplow driver in Utah, it is constant go, go, go, especially in the middle of a snowstorm. But two Herriman snowplow drivers are getting credit for what they did when they stopped.
Payson woman who panhandled to afford IVF is pregnant
Ashley Kewish, KSL TV | Posted Feb 9th - 10:25am
Last February, Jessica Gale was working two jobs and panhandling in her spare time to earn enough money to pay for in vitro fertilization. One year later, she is thrilled that her efforts paid off: she and her husband are expecting their first child.
Have You Seen This? Police officers use blanket to save falling kitten
Xoel Cardenas, KSL.com | Posted Feb 7th - 1:15pm
A kitty was stuck up a tree and about to fall. Luckily, police had a blanket ready to save the day.
Got a love story? KSL.com wants to hear it 💕
Yvette Cruz, KSL.com | Posted Feb 6th - 5:47pm
To celebrate love, we want to hear your love stories 💕. Whether they’re about the moment you knew you were in love, or the reasons why you love someone, or how love makes you feel, and so on — we want to hear them all.
Nephi soldier home from the Middle East surprises his daughters at basketball game
Alex Cabrero, KSL TV | Posted Feb 1st - 5:14pm
Gray Hansen returned home to Nephi on Thursday after a ceremony at the South Valley Regional Airport in West Jordan.
On one of the coldest days in Chicago history, someone put 70 homeless people up in a hotel
Gianluca Mezzofiore, CNN | Posted Jan 31st - 4:40pm
When a fire forced dozens of homeless people to leave their tents in Chicago's South Loop neighborhood, Jackie Rachev at the local Salvation Army was ready to welcome them.
'Really, I didn't think I was going to live': Organ donor families and recipients share their stories
Lauren Bennett, KSL | Posted Jan 31st - 7:02am
In 2018, Intermountain Donor Services broke records for the number of donors registered, lives saved and transplants performed.
Fundraiser for Logan’s ‘Bicycle Brent’ raises over $25K in a day
Kathryn May, KSL TV | Posted Jan 27th - 4:19pm
Brent Carpenter is a familiar face to folks in the Cache Valley. In fact, he’s a bit of a celebrity, better known as “Bicycle Brent.”
Medical innovators use 3D modeling to remove brain tumor
Cara MacDonald, KSL.com | Posted Jan 26th - 8:35am
Intermountain Healthcare is utilizing 3D modeling technology to improve patient experiences and help surgeons prepare for difficult surgeries.
Semper Fi Fund helps injured veterans get out on slopes
Jed Boal, KSL TV | Posted Jan 22nd - 9:44pm
Park City Mountain Resort is the perfect winter playground this week for 25 disabled US military veterans, eager to hone their skills on skis and snowboards.
Utahn brings clean water to Liberian schools with help of ‘scammer’ that helped him raise thousands
Liesl Nielsen, KSL.com | Posted Jan 19th - 1:20pm
It was late July when a strange note from a scammer popped up on Ogden resident Ben Taylor’s Facebook one evening. Nearly a year and a half later, Taylor and the "scammer" have raised $90,000 for charitable projects.
Canadian air traffic controllers send pizza to US counterparts affected by shutdown
Augusta Anthony, CNN | Posted Jan 14th - 11:31am
Canadian air traffic controllers sent more than just radio signals across the border this weekend. They ordered hundreds of pizzas for their American counterparts working without pay due to the ongoing US government shutdown.
New hearts forge new friendship for transplant recipients
Amanda Seitz, Associated Press | Posted Jan 6th - 10:46pm
A suburban Detroit woman and South Side Chicago man are recovering in a Chicago hospital following rare triple transplant surgeries that gave them the healthy heart, liver and kidney each needed — and a new friendship they never expected.
Price man prints prosthetic arm for 3-year-old boy
Alex Cabrero, KSL TV | Posted Jan 5th - 8:10am
A man in Price printed a prosthetic arm for a 3 year-old boy born with a birth defect.
Service dog lost for 6 days in freezing temperatures reunited with veteran
Ashley Kewish, KSL TV | Posted Jan 2nd - 8:03am
A Utah veteran and his service dog are reunited after a 6-day search for the missing pup ended when a nearby construction worker, who refused the $1,000 reward, found the dog.
Russian baby rescued after nearly 36 hours in frozen rubble
Jim Heintz, Associated Press | Posted Jan 1st - 3:47am
Laboring through sub-freezing temperatures, Russian rescue workers were digging into a sprawling heap of jagged rubble from a collapsed apartment building when one heard the faintest sound.
