Latter-day Saint Charities is donating $20 million to support the global campaign to provide 2 billion COVID-19 vaccines to those in low and middle-income countries.
As thousands gather virtually for RootsTech, Thom Reed shares why family history is so important and ways to help others connect to their roots this Black History Month.
When the power went out at a store where Texas residents lined up to buy necessities, the store could only accept cash, so a mystery man came to the rescue.
The Davis County teenager who was critically injured by a drunk driver was at the Capitol to see strong support for "Sarah's Bill" a new DUI bill named for her.
Mat and Savanna Shaw, a daddy-daughter singing duo from Kaysville are coming up on one year since their first video went viral, and they are showing no signs of slowing down any time soon.
Orem's Extreme Motus off-road wheelchair is allowing one man to finally see places around Utah he thought he'd never be able to experience, and he's taking everyone along for the ride.
Almost six months to the day since a horrific accident, a journey is just beginning for a remarkable young woman, Sarah Frei, from Northern Utah. Her Strong Like Sarah Instagram page is inspiring people the world over.
Doctors thought a Herriman teacher would never run again after her Lyme Disease diagnosis, but she proved them wrong, by running long distances and winning.
An online art display from UVU features the artwork of a five year old with autism -- and the art of dozens of other people finding new ways to thrive.
After launching an initiative in 2014 to end the killing of cats and dogs in Utah shelters, Best Friends Animal Society reports it's "closer than ever."
With input from their local employees, Amazon fulfillment centers and delivery stations in Utah identified areas where they could help spread the Christmas spirit this year.
After a TikTok asking Cheerios to remake a classic Christmas ad went viral, the cereal maker is reminding all that no matter how far away family is, we can still be together.
Families of veterans who go visit their graves for Christmas may see a wreath there. Volunteers worked hard over the weekend to place a wreath on the graves of veterans in 55 locations around Utah.