Grant Olsen

3 weeks ago | ksl.com | Grant Olsen

TENNESSEE — Little league football isn't always known for highlight-reel plays. Players might break loose now and then for a long touchdown, but most plays lean more toward the chaotic side than the effective side. There's something special, however, about being part of a team. It teaches kids how to work together for a common goal. It encourages hard work and dedication. It also allows for memorable moments like in this video.

4 weeks ago | ksl.com | Grant Olsen

CALIFORNIA — We've all seen someone run a red light. I'm willing to bet that many of us have been guilty of running a red, or two. There's one intersection in Orem where it seems drivers blow through red lights more than anywhere else I've ever seen. It happens so consistently that I actually wonder if the timing of the lights is off or something. But even though a driver blowing through a red light is nothing new, this video shows a new twist on the dangerous infraction.

1 month ago | ksl.com | Grant Olsen

THE POCONOS — I spent six months or so living in the Pocono Mountains region of Pennsylvania, and it's easily one of the most beautiful places I've ever been. We saw lots of different animals there, including opossums, raccoons and even a bobcat. But of all the animals we encountered, the black bears were my favorite. I once saw a family of bears crossing the road. The mama went first, followed by three cubs. They ambled along in such a relaxed way, totally unfazed by my car.

1 month ago | ksl.com | Grant Olsen

THE CITY — Imagine you're driving through the city with your family. It's dinner time and you're heading to your favorite restaurant. Suddenly, there's an explosion in front of your car. Through the smoke, you see a manhole cover flipping through the air like a giant POG (if you were a kid in the '90s, you'd get that reference). You sit there stunned, in silence, as the manhole cover finally lands 100 feet away. Thankful that you weren't directly over the manhole when the blast happened.

1 month ago | ksl.com | Grant Olsen

LONDON – Virtual reality technology is increasingly popular because it "transports" you to different worlds by creating a completely immersive digital environment that tricks your senses into believing you are physically present in that space, allowing you to explore it as if it were real. VR headsets cover your entire field of vision with high-resolution 3D graphics, and controllers or body movements are used to interact with objects and characters in the virtual world.