Carole Mikita, KSL TV
We Remember: Journeys Of Faith
After 50 General Conference specials and dozens of trips around the globe, Carole Mikita has spent much of her life sharing stories about The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Meet the teams who accompanied her as they reflect back and share deeply personal memories of times never to be forgotten.4 years ago
Alex Cabrero
Salt Lake City’s Allen Park Reopens To Public After 50 Years
One park in Salt Lake City is reopening after being closed to the public for decades. Allen Park, near Westminster College, officially reopens Sunday morning.4 years ago
Matthew Jacobson & Morgan Wolfe, KSL TV
VP Nominee Kamala Harris In Utah Ahead Of Debate
Democratic Vice Presidential nominee Kamala Harris has arrived in Utah, four days ahead of the scheduled Vice Presidential Debate in Salt Lake City.4 years ago
Mike Anderson
Utah Company Creates Filtered, Cooled ‘Microclimate’ Mask
A Utah company has garnered a lot of attention online for their "microclimate" face masks, which provide protection from the coronavirus by surrounding a person's head inside a filtered bubble.4 years ago
Carole Mikita & Jared Turner, KSL TV
General Conference, Special KSL-TV Program Scheduled For Weekend
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints holds its semi-annual General Conference over the weekend, with what Church leaders have called the largest global audience ever.4 years ago
Aley Davis, KSL TV
Why It’s Especially Important To Get A Flu Shot This Year
A new survey reveals just 59% of American adults plan to get the flu vaccine this year, according to the National Foundation for Infectious Disease.4 years ago
Dave McCann & Jared Turner, KSL TV
Missionary’s Call For Unity Results In Global Community Of More Than 500K
The call for a global day of fasting and prayer over the coronavirus pandemic prompted a young Utah County man to create a Facebook group that quickly gained hundreds of thousands of members.4 years ago
Alex Cabrero, KSL TV
Draper Fire Dept. Installs Strobe Light Smoke Detectors For Deaf Family
Lots of home projects are getting done during the pandemic, and for the Grossinger family in Draper, that project could very well save their lives from fire.4 years ago
Carole Mikita & Jared Turner, KSL TV
KSL-TV Looks Back At Experiences From 50 General Conference Special Reports
For years, KSL-TV has produced hours of special programming to air over General Conference weekend. One of our latest documentaries, “We Remember: Journeys of Faith,” takes you behind the scenes with the photographers and producers who have traveled the world together.4 years ago
Dan Rascon, KSL TV
Coronavirus Necessitates New Era In Church’s Missionary Work
A new era of missionary work has begun for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as a result of the deadly and contagious coronavirus virus that has swept across the world.4 years ago
Shara Park, KSL TV
Wednesday’s Child: Stoneay Hopes To Find Her Forever Family
At age 18, Stoneay fears she will age out of foster care with no place to call home.4 years ago
Felicia Martinez, KSL TV
Ceremony In D.C. Honor’s Utah’s Seraph Young – First Woman To Vote
In addition to having it fixed on her headstone, Seraph Young's name was also added to the list of notable women buried in Arlington National Cemetery.4 years ago
Jed Boal
Rep. McAdams Bill Exploring Link Between Elevation, Veteran Suicides
Utah Congressman Ben McAdams has focused his efforts on the suicide risk of our veterans, sponsoring a new bill that would allow researchers to further explore a connection between living in high altitudes and being at-risk for suicide.4 years ago
Ray Boone, KSL TV
Australian Child TV Star Turned Mom Runs Youtube Show From Her Utah County Home
One woman in Utah County seemed to be on a path to stardom, but decided to switch gears. Now, she's looking to reclaim some of her childhood ambitions and put her talents to work by running a YouTube show for kids.4 years ago
Madison Fitzpatrick, KSL TV
Herriman, Riverton Residents Help Give Back To Artist Alex Boyé
Herriman and Riverton communities came together for a socially-distanced backyard concert to help artist Alex Boyé and his family during their time of need.4 years ago
Garna Mejia
Family Hopes To Avoid Future Tragedies With New Initiative At Utah Lake
Two teens drowned after getting caught in a surprise storm on Utah Lake earlier this summer. Their families have now partnered with the Utah Lake Commission for a life jacket drive as part of a new initiative they hope will prevent future tragedies.4 years ago
Matt Rascon
Provo High Plays Homecoming Game With No Fans After Move To Orange
The renewed COVID restrictions in Provo kept Bulldog fans away from Provo High School's Homecoming game.4 years ago
Debbie Worthen
Utah Wildland Task Force Returns Home From Fighting Western Wildfires
Dozens of Utah firefighters, who were a part of a massive effort to help fight record-breaking wildfires along the west coast, have returned home. Many were there for weeks, some even longer.4 years ago
Garna Mejia
8 Billion Names Now Available On Family Search Database
Family Search just hit a major milestone, now offering 8 billion names on their database. This comes just in time for Hispanic Heritage month as consultants say those archives are some of the fastest growing.4 years ago
Jed Boal, KSL TV
Blood Donations Screened For Convalescent Plasma To Treat COVID-19 Patients
In recent months, we shared stories in which doctors used convalescent plasma to treat patients with COVID-19. The American Red Cross is now collecting that antibody-rich plasma from whole blood donations, likely enabling them to expand the program.4 years ago
Mike Anderson, KSL TV
Teachers, Parents Concerned After Davis School District Shifts To In-Person Learning
Teachers, faculty, parents and students demonstrated outside the Davis School District headquarters to show their frustration and concern after the board switched to in-person classes.4 years ago
Alex Cabrero
Farmers Feeding Utah Arrives In Vernal To Help Families In Need
Many people have been laid off because of the pandemic, especially in the Uintah Basin, due to a decreased demand for oil. The Farmers Feeding Utah program arrived in Vernal to help those families in need.4 years ago
Jenne Anderson, KSL TV
Gibson Green Acres Opens Pumpkin Patch, Corn Maze For Season
Gibson Green Acres is open for the season, with a pumpkin patch, corn maze, slides and tractor trikes.4 years ago
