High 5

High 5: Going Above And Beyond To Teach Braille

Lisa Nebeker is an outreach teacher for the visually impaired. She got creative to help teach 7-year-old Ezra during remote learning, and she got a special UHP trooper involved.
High 5: Halloween Houses Highlight Creativity

We're highlighting some of the amazing Halloween houses in Utah and their impressive yard displays in today's High 5.
Skyline High Swimmers Doing Good Deeds To Raise Funds For Swim Team

Students at Skyline High School are fundraising a little differently this year, and they're doing it in a way that's sure to make you smile.
High 5: Kaysville Man ‘Pedals Through Pain’ To Raise Money For E-Bike

Mike McDonough loves to hop on his bicycle and just ride. Though he's far from a professional cyclist, he does enjoy putting the pedal to the pavement - until debilitating neuropathy threatened to detour his life for good.
High 5: Southern Utah Golf Tournament Benefits Teachers

In the latest KSL High 5, we're celebrating a group giving back to teachers. The Washington County School District Foundation raises thousands of dollars for teacher grants, and in large part, thanks to the efforts of one man.

High 5: South Jordan Racing Series Goes Virtual

Brad Vaske has been keeping the community together while staying apart with the South Jordan racing series.
High 5: Draper Pantry Feeds Both Body And Soul

A Draper Pantry has been going strong for 20 years, and it's continuing to help people during the pandemic. The Adventure Church's Jesus Feeds is deserving of a KSL High 5.
High 5: ‘Free Little Pantry’ Not So Little Anymore Thanks To Woodland Hills Family

If you drive by the Monsen's house in Woodland Hills, you'll find the Free Little Pantry isn't so little anymore - thanks to Max and Emily Monsen and their mother, Robie.
High 5: Friday Friends Providing Hot Meals To Those In Need

A group of friends in Bountiful donates their time every Friday to help feed people in need.
High 5: Payson Woman Creates Quilts Of Valor For City’s Veterans

For more than a decade, Charles and Roberta Boyce created beautiful quilts of valor for Payson's veterans. Roberta has kept that tradition going after Charles died.