She was a physician, the first female senator in the United States, an advocate, suffragette and a sister wife. Martha Hughes Cannon was a remarkable, complicated woman.
Read more »Released Sunday July 22nd, 2012
In a follow up to Utah's Freedom Riders, KUED looks at the many ways youth activism manifests itself in Utah in the 21st Century, and the different issues that concern young people.
Read more »Released Tuesday November 8th, 2011
In July 2011, the nation will close the chapter of space exploration tied with the Space Shuttle program. While the entire nation has felt pride in its achievements and loss in its tragedies, few states have had the close attachment to the program that Utah has had.
Read more »Released Thursday July 21st, 2011
Utah World War II Stories is a stirring landmark series in five parts. The men and women of "the Greatest Generation" recollect the pivotal events of World War II in this important series from KUED. Utahns tell some of the greatest stories of their lives in The Struggle, Europe, The Pacific, The Home Front and Untold Stories
Read more »Released Monday March 8th, 2010
Its whitewater formed the backdrop for one of the nation's great adventure stories..
Read more »Released Monday November 9th, 2009
In the Spring of 2009 KUED teams with PBS to celebrate and preserve the words, the stories and the ways of the Ute, the Paiute, the Northwestern Shoshone, the Goshute and the Navajo people. We Shall Remain...The Utah Voices. Only on KUED.
Read more »Released Monday April 13th, 2009
Wallace Stegner was an acclaimed writer, conservationist, and teacher. He became one of America's greatest writers. His voice is the conscience of the conservation movement. Wallace Stegner is a biographical film that paints a portrait of the West that Wallace Stegner so loved.
Read more »Released Monday February 2nd, 2009
Celebrating the 70th anniversary of Alta Ski Resort, The Alta Experience is a new KUED documentary that transports viewers to a mountain town with a history richer than its silver mining past.
Read more »Released Wednesday December 3rd, 2008
It was one of the most exciting times in the history of Utah- and in one of the most beautiful places on earth. The 1950's in Moab brought great wealth to a few, disappointment to many, and historic growth to the once sleepy little village.
Read more »Released Monday December 3rd, 2007
The year was 1864. About eight thousand Navajo men, women and children were forced from their sacred homeland to march over 300 miles to a barren reservation in New Mexico along the Texas border, called Bosque Redondo. Many died along the way and during a four-year incarceration. It was called "The Long Walk."
Read more »Released Tuesday November 20th, 2007
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