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Carole Mikita

Salt Lake City

Arts and Religion Reporter at KSL.com

KSL arts and religion reporter.

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  • 1 week ago | kslnewsradio.com | Carole Mikita |Britt Johnson |Bridger Beal-Cvetko

    SOUTH JORDAN — Over 30 years ago, KSL TV met a baby named Gideon DiMeglio — a boy who was born without limbs. Now, his story has come full circle as he introduces his baby to the world. DiMeglio and his wife Brittani initially had differing opinions on having children — she always wanted them, but he took some convincing.

  • 3 weeks ago | ksltv.com | Carole Mikita

    SALT LAKE CITY — Improving the lives of women and young children throughout the world has been a focus of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for several years now. Today, that global initiative got even bigger. This was a first-time event. Today, 8 nonprofit organizations met in Salt Lake. The Relief Society and Church Humanitarian Services welcomed their NGO partners to announce the results of their efforts in 2024 and increased funding for 2025.

  • 1 month ago | ksltv.com | Carole Mikita

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  • 2 months ago | ksltv.com | Carole Mikita

    SALT LAKE CITY — The thirteenth annual Art Competition of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has just opened. An art exhibition celebrating faith and cultures brings 150 pieces from 26 nations to the Church History Museum. This year’s theme is “Lift Up the Hands Which Hang Down.”Each work is unique but with the same focus, from oil paintings to sculptures, wood to collage, quilts to paper. Church art curators said selected artists come from countries all over the world.

  • 2 months ago | ksl.com | Carole Mikita

    SALT LAKE CITY — A new film focuses on the young man who became the first gold medalist from Utah. It was the high jump, and the year was 1912. In the film's trailer, a young man asks, "Who's that?" A man answers, "One of the most gifted and natural athletes to come along in years, a high schooler."I sat down with writer and director T.C. Christensen, who surprised me with his answer to how long he had been thinking about making this film. "I've known about Alma Richards my whole life.

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