Your kids should be playing video games. The Provo High Esports team proves it's no longer just a pastime for people who love Mountain Dew and Doritos.
Jenn Drummond is hoping to become the third person in history to summit the second tallest peaks on every continent on earth. She's already done two, now she's training for a thrid while summiting Mount Everest.
Alex Boye says he was inspired to hold these concert s after hearing horror stories from doctors and nurses who were overwhelmed with patients when the pandemic was at its worst.
A 10 year-old-girl in Iron County is proving you don’t have to be bigger or older to make a difference. She wanted to help a classmate and now could change the lives of two families.
A Utah skier is hoping that the "Paint by Powder" art she is making with melted mountain snow will help draw attention to the greatest snow on earth, and help keep it around for longer.
USU Basketball Guard Brock Miller was introduced to the nation this spring during March Madness, his dedication on the court is matched by his efforts off the court to help other young people around the state feel more accepted and valued.
One of the last remaining survivors of the attack on Pearl Harbor, Ken Potts, is one of only two living survivors that were aboard the battleship USS Arizona during the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Next time you look up and see some F-35s ripping through the skies, keep an eye out -- it could be the F-35 Demo Team commander Captain Kristin "BEO" Wolfe.
You can help feed the hungry families in the state by participating in the first statewide food drive by placing a bag or box of food products on your porch by 9 a.m. Saturday.
Jenn Drummond wants to become the first woman to climb and summit the so-called "Second Seven" - the world's seven second tallest mountains, one on each continent.
Two Utah doctors who responded to the call of duty during the pandemic as members of the Navy Reserves are looking back on a year of COVID-19 in the United States.
Skyline high school junior Claire Keller just finished swimming one event, and was sitting with her team when she looked over and saw a man who was blue and purple. It was a coach on another team.
For 25 years, the Weber State University Storytelling Festival has helped kids across northern Utah gain confidence and find their voices, and it is continuing to do so even in the midst of a pandemic that forced the event to go virtual.