Ashley Kewish

John and Melanie Haering pose for a photo in Hong Kong. The couple is traveling aboard a cruise ship that has been quarantined in Japan due to exposure to the novel coronavirus.

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Coronavirus: Spouses being monitored in California as 2 Utahns remain hospitalized in Japan

‘We’ve never been separated this much before,’ husband says

By Annie Knox and Ashley Kewish

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Utahn has new appreciation for life after being stranded in Alaskan wilderness

By Ashley Kewish

Rhett Carbine, 19, laughs while sitting in his new wheelchair at Alpine Home Medical Equipment in Salt Lake City on Friday, Nov. 30, 2018. Carbine's personalized wheelchair that carried his oxygen tanks was stolen two weeks ago, and Alpine Home Medical Eq

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Latter-day Saint missionary with genetic disorder receives new wheelchair

Nineteen-year-old Rhett Carbine has a rare genetic disorder that makes it hard for him to breath. Two weeks ago, his personalized wheelchair was stolen.

By Jed Boal and Ashley Kewish

Gunner Watts, 3, talks about escaping unnoticed from a Kaysville preschool on Monday, Sept. 10, 2018.

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3-year-old Utah boy escapes unnoticed from preschool

Three-year-old Gunner Watts’ first day of preschool could’ve been straight out of an episode of the cartoon “Rugrats.”

By Ashley Imlay and Ashley Kewish

Lindon Police Sgt. Josh Edwards gives a thumbs up while 17-year-old Cameron Braithwaite smiles after recovering his bagpipes that were stolen from his car Sept. 20, 2018.

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Music to his hears: Lindon teen’s stolen bagpipes found

Police officers are asked to help track down stolen items all the time, and sometimes the items stolen can be a little odd. For one teen, the item stolen was unique and extremely sentimental.

By Ashley Kewish

Katie hold Buttons, the bunny she and her brother rescued Friday after finding him in Highland Glen Park in Highland with a dart through his head. Buttons was taken to a vet to get medical care and now lives with Katie.

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Siblings rescue bunny found at Highland Glen Park with a dart in its head

Buttons the bunny is getting lots of love and food now in a new home. That’s a dramatic change from where he was just two days ago: Wandering a park with a dart through his head.

By Ashley Kewish