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Charlie Gard's parents ask court to let him die at home
Jill Lawless, Associated Press | Posted Jul 25th - 3:41pm
Charlie Gard's parents know their treasured son is about to die. They have one final wish — to take him home, put him to bed and kiss him goodbye.
Report: Utah home-birth rate double national average
Lindsay Whitehurst, Associated Press | Posted Jul 25th - 3:20pm
A new report shows Utah women are choosing home birth at a rate double the national average, and those moms tend to be older and have more education.
Have You Seen This? Utah baby experiences pure joy at her 1st rodeo
Mary Dalrymple, KSL.com | Posted Jul 25th - 1:15pm
One-year-old Ila experienced pure joy at the Spanish Fork Fiesta Days Rodeo last week, and the video is absolutely adorable.
Spanish Fork family honors toddler killed in accident with big act of kindness
Sean Moody | Posted Jul 24th - 6:22pm
Days after they lost their toddler in an accident, a Spanish Fork family is keeping his name alive with a big act of kindness.
Video: Toddler riders invade SLC for Strider Cup World Championships
KSL.com | Posted Jul 22nd - 10:44pm
Thousands of toddler bike riders converged on the Gallivan Center for the seventh-annual Strider Cup World Championships, a 750-foot obstacle course for tykes on 20-inch standup bikes.
Oxygen therapy brings 'remarkable' turnaround for toddler who fell in pool
Susan Scutti, CNN | Posted Jul 22nd - 7:54pm
Eden Carlson's story might be one in a million. Doctors say the toddler, who suffered brain damage after falling into a swimming pool at 23 months old, has begun to rebuild her brain function after treatment with hyperbaric oxygen therapy.
After losing 5 babies in 11 months, Utah family teaches others to grieve through gifting
Erin Goff | Posted Jul 21st - 10:43pm
A Utah County family lost five babies in 11 months. Jason and Clarissa Osborn teaches how to help those who are grieving.
Provo woman gives birth to baby inside pants at hospital parking lot
Camilla Stimpson | Posted Jul 19th - 11:59pm
Shamika Hayes didn't have time to make it into the hospital or remove her pants before her baby girl made an appearance.
Here's why your grandma should play video games too
Sage Singleton, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Jul 18th - 11:28am
Gaming has become a mainstream form of entertainment for today's youth. However, a recent report shows that older adults are gaming, too. And not just for the fun of it.
Artificial turf temperatures too hot for young athletes? KSL investigates
Debbie Dujanovic | Posted Jul 17th - 10:33pm
Fake grass — or artificial turf — is a growing trend across Utah because it looks good and is pretty low maintenance. But the KSL Investigators got a complaint about how hot it can get, and we decided to test it out for ourselves.
Herriman mom chases Olympic boxing dreams while battling expectations
Ray Boone | Posted Jul 16th - 10:34pm
Whitney Gomez said she's spent her whole life worrying about what others expected of her. Now, she's setting her own expectations.
Discussion whether to revise state sex, health education standards stirs heated debate
Marjorie Cortez | Posted Jul 16th - 12:55pm
The state school voted 12-2 Friday to begin revision of the state's health education standards, which one board member described as "primitive" while others expressed concerns that national standards will infiltrate Utah's curriculum.
How severe, ongoing stress can affect a child's brain
Lindsey Tanner, Associated Press | Posted Jul 15th - 4:47pm
A quiet, unsmiling little girl with big brown eyes crawls inside a carpeted cubicle, hugs a stuffed teddy bear tight, and turns her head away from the noisy classroom.
Parent-teen presentations teach safe driving habits
Erin Goff | Posted Jul 14th - 7:01pm
It's one of the dreaded roles of parenting: teaching a teenager how to drive.
Extramarital affairs more common among baby boomers than millennials
Liesl Nielsen, KSL.com | Posted Jul 14th - 5:17pm
While the generation gap manifests itself in a myriad of ways, the newest trend is a bit surprising: extramarital sex.
Utah Foster Care: Growing number of kids in need of your help
Ashley Kewish | Posted Jul 11th - 10:46pm
Data shows the number of Utah children living in foster care is on the rise, but the number of certified foster homes is decreasing. Utah Foster Care officials are calling families to open their hearts and homes to help these kids.
Put an end to your child's night terrors with 1 simple solution
Hilary Thompson, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Jul 11th - 8:30pm
Night terrors, a sleep disorder most often experienced by children, can be traumatizing for the whole family. There is a lot of misinformation in the parenting community about night terrors, but the solution to stopping them is quite simple.
Twin boys born to couple who lost 2 sons after car crash
The Associated Press | Posted Jul 11th - 10:47am
A South Carolina couple has welcomed twin boys two years after their two sons died.
Ogden woman with brain tumor dies hours after giving birth
Liesl Nielsen, KSL.com | Posted Jul 10th - 8:40pm
Just hours after giving birth to her second daughter, Meg Bostwick, 27, died from complications due to a brain tumor. She left behind a husband, two children and a legacy of hard work and kindness.
