Amanda Dickson

Amanda Dickson begs the question, "After watching what happened in Texas, the question for us is - could it happen in Utah?"

Amanda Dickson had the chance to ask Senator Mike Lee whether he would support the nomination of Merrick Garland as Attorney General. Listen here.

Amanda Dickson writes, "I first heard about QAnon from someone I love who believes in Q. It was unsettling, to say the least, to listen to her."

As I think about the mother of George Floyd, the man who was suffocated by police in Minneapolis. I want all mothers in the world to weep for her and her unfathomable loss.

I decided it would help my psyche if I started thinking about the things I can't wait to do as soon as the time of Coronavirus is over.

Utah Morning News Host Amanda Dickson offers tips on keeping a coronavirus journal and explains why your family might enjoy it later years.

"If hard times are going to make you laugh... the trick is to laugh sooner... I will tell this story someday. I bet you will, too. We may even laugh."

Coronavirus restrictions are so important, but Amanda Dickson writes they also make her sad for those who are over 60 and cutoff from friends and family.

Amanda Dickson wonders how we can express our love for our fellow humans in the midst of a coronavirus outbreak. Is it time to bring back the formal bow?

Amanda Dickson can't picture NCAA basketball without March Madness. Can you? But, she writes, it was the right - if a tough - call.