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KSL TV BOUNTIFUL — The largest DNA study in the country is happening right here in Utah. Doctors believe it can change the way they deliver future health care and hopefully even prevent chronic illnesses like diabetes, heart disease, and cancer. One Bountiful mother shares why she is eager for her family to participate. For Elissa Smith, family is everything. Shes a mom to four, and the oldest child of St. George native Durward Wadsworth. KSL told his story 18 months ago, when he participated...

Local Schools and Local Sculptor Adorn Jolly Giant Creek With Art That Celebrates It Photos: Jacquelyn Opalach. ## Arcata’s newest art installations in the Creamery District have specific, locational importance: they celebrate the Jolly Giant Creek and its ecosystem, and mark where its waters flow beneath our feet. The new works include two permanent 14-foot sculptures created by James Hildebrandt and a mural painted by third- and fourth-grade students from Redwood Coast Montessori and Fieldb...

Nurse-Family Partnership helps first time moms succeed with additional resources KSL TV SALT LAKE CITY — Becoming a new mom is always challenging, but especially for those who dont have the resources they need. Intermountain Healthcares Healthy Kids initiative partners with Salt Lake County on an evidence-based early childhood development program to help young families. One first-time mother shares her experience. Little Loretta Vigil is 22 months old and growing every day. Her mother, Aremis...

Posted By Kali Cozyris on Thu, May 6, 2021 at 9:42 AM click to enlarge submitted Mural in progress created by Fieldbrook Elementary and Redwood Coast Montessori students. See what students from Fieldbrook Elementary and Redwood Coast Montessori have been working on...

Do you feel like your seasonal allergies are worse this year? Youre not alone. And with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, confusing symptoms can be nerve-wracking. One Utah expert explains the difference.

KSL TV SALT LAKE CITY — Once a year in a global event, people come together to celebrate the beautiful natural resources we share on Earth Day. The COVID-19 pandemic has showed us even small changes in our daily routine can have a significant impact on our environment. One outdoorsy Utah couple definitely saw those changes. Cherry and Donny Hazard are the ultimate adventurers. "Oh, I love the outdoors so much. I moved to Utah because its Utah. I love it!" Cherry Hazard explained. From seeking...

KSL TV SALT LAKE CITY – Utah Highway Patrol and 20 other agencies conducted a special distracted driving enforcement effort state-wide this weekend looking for those whose eyes were not on the road. UHP alone pulled over 2,449 drivers, 68 of them were distracted, 13 were driving under the influence, and 69 were engaging in reckless behavior. At the virtual Zero Fatalities Safety Summit Tuesday, one Utah woman shared why its never worth texting and driving. Leslee Henson Rasmussen and her husb...

KSL TV MURRAY — Utahs beautiful spring weather has many anxious to get outside and soak in some sunshine. One avid Utah gardener said working in the dirt benefits both her mental and physical health. After a long winters nap and a yearlong pandemic, Jana Francis welcomes the spring with open arms. "It really is such a promise of the future," she said. "It gives you so much to look forward to into the future, like I cant wait until Im finally picking these tomatoes!" Francis is an expert garde...

KSL TV SALT LAKE CITY — While all adults will be eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine in just a few weeks, experts say there is a reason those with underlying health conditions are given priority. One Utah kidney transplant shares why he is so grateful he was able to get the shot. Greg Boss of Holladay is considered high risk. Hes been married to his sweetheart for 25 years. Just after they returned from their honeymoon, Boss started to feel ill. He says his life changed in 2001 when he underwent ...

KSL TV LEHI — For many, a Parkinsons diagnosis can significantly change someones abilities and lifestyle. But as one Utah neurologist says, recent research suggests early intervention through exercise can make a lifelong difference. Jennifer Christ, 55, was diagnosed with Parkinsons disease nearly two years ago. "My left toes curled all the time, even in a shoe. I had the tremor, I was starting to choke when I was eating. I was getting a blank face. My gait was different, I noticed, and I los...