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USU research into morphing antennas could mean better wireless service
LOGAN, Utah – Researchers at Utah State University are working on a project to improve cell phone service and data streaming using a new type of antenna that can change its properties. Bedri Cetiner is...
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Utah family thanks strangers for child’s Gift of Hope that saved daughter’s life
A Utah girl who was diagnosed with a heart defect before she was born is living a full life today because of a stranger’s Gift of Hope. When Hillary Thompson was 29 weeks pregnant, she learned her...
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‘Reality Town’ gives students in Layton a preview of struggles of adult life
LAYTON, Utah – Some junior high school students in Utah grew up fast this week, as “Reality Town” came to North Layton Junior High School. Reality Town is an event where students are assigned an...
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Marathon runner’s Gift of Hope allows cousin to go for gold at Transplant Games
After 15 years of marriage, the unthinkable happened for Katherine Anderson. Her husband, Nick, died suddenly after an unforeseen brain aneurysm two years ago. “Nick and I had already talked about it;...
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Utah living donor gives coworker the Gift of Hope with a kidney
Would you ever think about being a living donor? This Utah man did and gave the Gift of Hope to another man in need. Meet 36-year-old Darrin Briggs, a Utahn with a big heart who stepped up for a friend...
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Two veterans discuss Gifts of Hope that gave them new hearts
SALT LAKE CITY – In this week’s edition of Gift of Hope, we put the spotlight on two women who’ve served our nation; Roxanne Walden, a veteran and heart recipient, and Vernique Lynn, a navy dental...
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Non-profit turns meth-contaminated home into community asset
WEST VALLEY CITY, Utah – A dramatic home renovation in West Valley City shows off some of the latest ideas out there when it comes to having a safe, healthy and energy-efficient home. Developers say...
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Two women who lost husbands are encouraging others to give the Gift of Hope
Two tragic circumstances brought two women together who are now encouraging others to become organ donors. Both women lost their husbands; one in a snowmobiling accident and the other waiting for a...
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Cirque du Soleil brings show inspired by Greek mythology to Salt Lake City
SALT LAKE CITY — The circus is back in town, but it’s not the kind with lions and elephants. Cirque du Soliel brought their production of Varekai to the Maverik Center this week. The show is one of the...
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Woman who lost husband says his ‘Gifts of Hope’ gave others a second-chance...
SALT LAKE CITY – In this week’s edition of Gift of Hope we meet a wife and mother who was dealt a terrible loss but has found solace in educating others about organ donation. About seven months ago,...
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Charitable group helps kids staying in local shelter give mom a special...
SALT LAKE CITY — For women living in the domestic violence shelter at the YWCA and their children, Mother’s Day is a reminder of their tough circumstances. But this Mother’s Day will be a lot better...
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Utahn who served during WWII returns to France, is honored by town he helped...
SALT LAKE CITY — Many who serve overseas dream about returning to the countries they fought in to retrace their steps, and one WWII veteran from Utah recently made that dream a reality. Robert Ord was...
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Volunteers help kids with disabilities reel in a catch at Salem Pond
SALEM, Utah — For many kids, catching a fish is a memorable experience–maybe even a rite of passage. Reeling one in is no easy task, especially for kids with disabilities. An annual event held at Salem...
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Summer nutrition program keeps Utah kids fed even while school is out of session
SALT LAKE CITY — Every year during the summer, the Utah State Office of Education holds its Summer Food Service Program, which provides meals for thousands of children throughout the state. Summer may...
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Volunteers hold monthly workshop to help women with cancer ‘feel good, look...
SALT LAKE CITY — For women who battle cancer, the fight to beat it can have a harsh impact on their physical appearance—but a program sponsored by the American Cancer Society helps these patients look...
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U of U working to improve water infrastructure in Pakistan
SALT LAKE CITY — One government study says more than 600 Pakistani children die each day from waterborne illness, and now students and faculty from the University of Utah are doing something to help....
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Free program in Salt Lake City aims to prevent falls among senior citizens
SALT LAKE CITY — Falling down is a big problem, especially as we age, which is why the Salt Lake County Health Department is teaming up with local firefighters to offer a free fall prevention course....
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Experts discuss dangers of sunburned eyes, offer tips to protect your peepers
SALT LAKE CITY – People often hear reminders to wear sunscreen to protect their skin, but many are unaware that eyes can also suffer sunburns. For our skin there is sunscreen, and for our eyes...
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Utah police agencies attend ‘Lethality Assessment Program’ training on...
SALT LAKE CITY — About a dozen questions may be all it takes to stop a murder, and a new training program emphasizing that is being used by six Utah police departments. Last month, FOX 13 News reported...
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BYU study on winning, losing suggests kids experience complex emotions at...
PROVO, Utah — How do children react to winning and losing? Researchers at Brigham Young University recently conducted a study to see when children recognize complex emotions, and their findings suggest...
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