Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square to embark on world tour
The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will begin a world tour with a stop in Mexico City in June.3 years ago
Expert says Pentagon needs better method of classifying documents
Ryan Vogel, an associate professor at Utah Valley University, joined Inside Sources on Tuesday to discuss how the Pentagon can better classify its documents.3 years ago
Open house for Columbus Ohio Temple begins this week
The open house for the renovated Columbus Ohio Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will begin this week.3 years ago
National Child Abuse Prevention Month recognized by SLC leaders
April was recognized as National Child Abuse Prevention Month by Salt Lake City Law Enforcement personnel on Monday.3 years ago
Social media and the role it played in the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank
SALT LAKE CITY — Earlier this year, Silicon Valley Bank became the largest bank failure since 2008. In the immediate aftermath, social media was blamed for the bankruptcy of the California-based bank. Recently, a group of professors from around the United States released a report indicating how social media can be a springboard for bank […]3 years ago
Where things stand leading into the 2024 presidential election
Inside Sources breaks down the lates t developments leading into the 2024 presidential election.3 years ago
Highway construction becoming more costly due to rampant inflation
Christian Britschgi, associate editor for reason.com, joined Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson on Friday to discuss inflation in highway construction projects.3 years ago
Man arrested after allegedly shooting two people with a BB gun, made threats with knife
In Utah County, a man was arrested Thursday for allegedly shooting two people with a BB gun and then threatening a woman with a large knife.3 years ago
What the former president of Ukraine had to say in his trip to Utah
Viktor Yushchenko, the former president of Ukraine, was in Utah this week. He met with the Deseret News editorial board. Jay Evensen of the Deseret News shared insight into that meeting with Inside Sources.3 years ago
Answers to some of the common questions about flooding
Dave and Dujanovic discuss some common flooding questions with Matt Hansen with Any Hour Services.3 years ago
Supreme Court Justices hear arguments about work on Sundays
Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson discusses the oral arguments made to the Supreme Court about work on Sundays with Deseret News reporter Kelsey Dallas.3 years ago
Romney grills Homeland Security over southern border
Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) grilled the Homeland Security Department during a hearing on Tuesday.3 years ago
KSL at Night: Previewing the Utah Republican Convention
KSL at Night previews the Utah Republican Convention with GOP chair Carson Jorgensen.3 years ago
Two people killed in crash on SR-189 near Wallsburg
A crash near Wallsburg on Tuesday afternoon has killed two people, according to the Utah Highway Patrol. The crash occurred on SR-189 near Wallsburg.3 years ago
WATCH: The feasibility of bringing Major League Baseball to SLC
A Utah marketing expert says factors to consider include Salt Lake's growth but also competition from other cities.3 years ago
Breaking down the pros and cons of mandatory military service
Mandatory military service is required in places such as Finland and Israel. Dave & Dujanovic discuss the pros and cons of the United States requiring it.3 years ago
Okinawa Temple update from Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced the open house and dedication dates for the Okinawa Japan Temple. The open house will begin September.3 years ago
Inside Sources: How much water does Utah get to keep?
SALT LAKE CITY — The record-breaking snowfall in Utah this winter has given the state more water than it expected to have. And considering, the West is experiencing a drought that has gone on for more than two decades, figuring out how much water Utah gets to keep is an issue that has a lot […]3 years ago
Get to know the new likely chair of the Utah Republican Party
Robert Axson, recently named the new Utah Republican Party chair, is busy settling into his new role. He joined Inside Sources on Friday to discuss his vision.3 years ago
Kaysville official provides update on flooding in Orchard Ridge
The public works director for Kaysville joined Jeff Caplan's Afternoon News Thursday to provide an update on the flooding that took place there on Wednesday.3 years ago
House Speaker Brad Wilson eyeing a run for U.S. Senate in 2024
On Thursday, Utah House Speaker Brad Wilson announced he is forming an exploratory committee regarding a potential run for the U.S Senate in 2024.3 years ago
35 homes in Salt Lake City evacuated due to flooding
Roughly 100 people have been forced to evacuate their homes on Wednesday night because of flooding.3 years ago
KSL at Night: US Special Forces reportedly have been in Ukraine
KSL at Night discusses the leaked intelligence documents that claim US Special Forces have been on the ground in Ukraine.3 years ago
