How a Utah businessman and nonprofit built a Ukrainian village in 6 months

Utah businessman and former professional soccer team owner Dell Loy Hansen walked the grounds of a new housing development for Ukrainians with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

<p>SALT LAKE CITY — A remarkable scene played out just outside of Kyiv on Thursday when Utah businessman and former professional soccer team owner Dell Loy Hansen walked the grounds of a 

 Thursday marked a look at a project with even bigger ambitions, one that is providing not just a roof, but hope of a rebuilt Ukraine.

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