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Utah teens surprise neighbor with special needs with scooter for birthday
Mike Anderson, KSL TV | Posted Jul 7th - 10:05pm
A dozen recent graduates from Davis High School pooled their cash to surprise a popular neighborhood man with special needs with a brand new scooter for his 25th birthday.
Utah army veteran receives free smart home
Mike Anderson, KSL TV | Posted Jul 5th - 9:07am
A U.S. Army veteran, who was injured in Iraq over a decade ago, received a new, mortgage-free smart home on Friday.
After increase in drug overdoses, Utah man explains how he’s staying sober
Heather Simonsen, KSL TV | Posted Jul 4th - 5:13pm
Recently, there’s been an increase in drug overdoses in Utah that has experts concerned. Here’s how to help friends and loved ones stay sober.
Utah man needs your help sharing stories of over 400K fallen WWII soldiers
Arianne Brown, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Jul 4th - 10:25am
More than 400,000 Americans lost their lives in World War II, and Bountiful resident Don Milne has made it his mission to make sure that each one of them is never forgotten — but he needs your help.
An 8-year-old Utah girl gives cookies to police officers to 'make them feel better'
Heather Kelly, KSL Newsradio | Updated Jun 25th - 6:02pm
“My daughters were upset that all police were being judged by the actions of one officer,” Crystal Mateer explained.
Farmers turn donations into help for those struggling with food security
Amy Donaldson, KSL | Posted Jun 23rd - 9:21pm
Farmers Feeding Utah helps farmers and ranchers who had products they couldn’t sell after the pandemic fractured the supply chain, as well as Utahns who lost jobs or income.
Utah woman celebrates her birthday with Corgi parade worthy of a queen
Ray Boone, KSL TV | Posted Jun 21st - 2:45pm
A birthday is a time to feel like royalty.
Arianne Brown: Ignorance never was bliss and knowledge has always been power
Arianne Brown, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Jun 19th - 4:12pm
Is ignorance bliss or is knowledge power? Due to the current world unrest, that is the question that has been running through my head for several days now.
More than 300 messages of thanks poured in from across Utah for this week's Unexpected Heroes: Pharmacists
Whitney Evans, KSL.com | Posted Jun 12th - 9:42pm
Hundreds of you wrote in to thank pharmacists and pharmacy technicians for their hard work. We've collected some of our favorites.
22-year-old Mapleton man who died in car crash donates liver to mother of childhood friend
Arianne Brown, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Jun 8th - 10:40pm
On May 29, Caleb Johnson was involved in a car crash that he would not recover from. Just three days after the crash, one of his friends would be a recipient of his liver through organ donation.
Have You Seen This? Inigo Montoya attempts the flossing dance
Martha Ostergar, KSL.com Contributor | Posted May 31st - 1:59pm
Hello, my name is Inigo Montoya, you asked for the floss, prepare for not the floss.
Utah couple stops at nothing to share their special day with loved ones
Jen Riess, KSL.com | Posted May 30th - 8:43pm
Zach Pierce and his fiancé Helena Ekonomo were planning to have a large wedding later this year. But when they learned Zach's father might not be well enough to make it, they changed plans.
Have You Seen This? Man’s sweet, emotional reunion with his burro after quarantine
Martha Ostergar, KSL.com Contributor | Posted May 30th - 4:39pm
Who cries more — the man or the burro?
Over 400 Utahns thanked Utah's Unexpected Heroes in sanitation
KSL.com Staff | Posted May 29th - 8:04pm
In our biggest response yet, 425 Utahns wrote in to thank Utah's Unexpected Heroes in sanitation for all they do.
New ways you can help Utahns affected by the coronavirus pandemic
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted May 29th - 6:26pm
State officials are asking Utahns to help in the coming months, including a new project aimed to help feed northern Utah communities hit hard by the pandemic.
Utahns use creative messages to uplift veterans experiencing isolation in nursing homes
Sahalie Donaldson, KSL | Posted May 24th - 5:48pm
State leaders, schoolchildren and public figures get creative to connect with veterans.
'You have the hardest job on earth': Here's how Utahns thanked their Unexpected Heroes in law enforcement and corrections
KSL.com Staff | Posted May 22nd - 8:04pm
The Utahns who work in law enforcement and corrections help keep Utahns safe. Here's what Utahns had to say to thank them.
Thief returns woman's stolen wedding ring
Ashley Kewish, KSL TV | Posted May 17th - 9:23pm
It can be frustrating when something of yours goes missing — especially if that item is extremely sentimental, like a wedding ring.
