Mark Jones
Utah leaders back from trade mission to Europe. What was accomplished?
Tiffeny Yen-Louie, the chief marketing officer for World Trade Center Utah, tells KSL NewsRadio how the recent trade mission to Europe by Gov. Cox and state business leaders went.10 months ago
Mark Jones
What is the real cost of living for middle Americans? An expert weighs in
A report says the cost of living has been soaring for the past few decades. Scott Winship, a senior fellow and the director for the Center on Opportunity and Social Mobility at the American Enterprise Institute, says that isn't necessarily the case.10 months ago
Mark Jones
The 2024 messages being overlooked because of former President Trump
Former President Donald Trump is grabbing all the headlines. It's making other GOP presidential nominee hopefuls answer questions about him rather than their own campaing.10 months ago
Waverly Golden
2024 presidential cycle: Political campaigns capitalize on micro-internet trends
Kaleigh Rogers, FiveThirtyEight's technology and politics reporter, joined a recent episode of Inside Sources, hosted by Boyd Matheson, to explain how campaigns are trying to use micro-internet trends.10 months ago
Mark Jones
After 173 years, Deseret News still going strong
The Deseret News celebrated its 173rd anniversary Thursday. Executive Editor Doug Wilks tells KSL NewsRadio the paper serves is still going strong serves as a strong foundation.10 months ago
Clayre Scott
‘Show Up’ initiative promotes community service and how to get involved
First Lady Abby Cox created the Show Up for Service initiative as a way to make it easier for Utahns to find places and people to serve.11 months ago
Devin Oldroyd
Pros and cons of the ’15-minute city’
The "15-minute city" is being implemented across Europe and has been cited as a climate solution for the United States. Is it a good idea?11 months ago
Mark Jones
Former Gov. Herbert on field of 2024 GOP presidential candidates
Former Utah Gov. Gary Herbert joined Inside Sources on Wednesday to discuss the growing field of Republican candidates for the 2024 presidential election.11 months ago
Devin Oldroyd
Getting to better conversations on race with Mia Love, acknowledgment is everything
Former congresswoman Mia Love says the more Democrats and Republicans can acknowledge together, the more good they can do.11 months ago
Boyd Matheson
A congressional resignation, hurry sickness and the need for respectful restraint
Rep. Chris Stewart announced his resignation from Congress on Wednesday, prompting the mad rush to replace him began. We need to slow down.11 months ago
Mark Jones
Rep. Moore discusses why he supports new debt ceiling agreement
Rep. Blake Moore joined Inside Sources on Tuesday to discuss the new debt ceiling agreement with Boyd Matheson.11 months ago
Mark Jones
Remembering those who fought and died in the War on Terror
Jennie Taylor joined Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson on Friday to discuss her work with the War on Terror Memorial Monument and a honor flight she is working on for September.11 months ago
Mark Jones
Resiliency Center: Building a mental resilience
The Resiliency Center at the University of Utah is providing help to 25,000 employees in education, clinical roles and research.11 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Romney talks migrant surge at southern border
Utah Republican Sen. Mitt Romney talks about Title 42 ending — in place during COVID-19 — and President Joe Biden not fulfilling his responsibilities of securing the southern border.12 months ago
Mark Jones
Finding relief from life’s challenges with President Camille Johnson
General Relief Society President Camille Johnson spoke to KSL about her Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints ministry in Africa.12 months ago
Mark Jones
U of U commencement speaker: Take a chance on yourself
Keynote speaker at the University of Utah commencement ceremony Tim Shriver told graduates to take a chance. He also urged them to ignore the noise and tune in to the best of themselves.12 months ago
Mark Jones
Bridging divides: Getting things done the Utah way
When it comes to getting things accomplished, the Beehive State is starting to be recognized for its ability for bridging divides.12 months ago
Mark Jones
Troops heading to southern border ahead of expiration of Title 42
The Pentagon announced Tuesday 1,500 troops will be going to the southern border to help with the increase of illegal immigrant crossings into the country once Title 42 expires.12 months ago
Mark Jones
Lessons learned from the pandemic, expert weighs in
James Lawler, a member of the Covid Crisis Group, joined Inside Sources Monday to discuss the lessons learned as a nation from the pandemic.12 months ago
Mark Jones
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.1 year ago
Mark Jones
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 […]1 year ago
Mark Jones
Where things stand leading into the 2024 presidential election
Inside Sources breaks down the lates t developments leading into the 2024 presidential election.1 year ago
Mark Jones
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.1 year ago
