Amanda Dickson
Camp Hope is a program for kids and teens who are impacted by the work of the Salt Lake County District Attorney.
14 days ago
Amanda Dickson
In a speech to the Sutherland Institute, Rep. John Curtis says he's one Republican that is willing to talk about climate.
14 days ago
Amanda Dickson
When the media focuses on mass shootings, is it hurting society, both on an individual level and collectively? What can be done?
28 days ago
Amanda Dickson
Like many others, KSL NewsRadio host Amanda Dickson avoided COVID-19 until the latest, most transmissible new variant emerged.
1 month ago
Amanda Dickson
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2 months ago
Amanda Dickson
Todd Crandall turned from addiction to recovery to helping others do the same. He'll tackle the Ironman World Championship this weekend.
3 months ago
Amanda Dickson
KSL NewsRadio host Amanda Dickson recalls a favorite memory, a phone call from Sen. Orrin Hatch asking about the health of her newborn son.
4 months ago
Amanda Dickson
The answer, says Amanda Dickson, is fear. She says we cannot let fear, in the guise of misinformation, lead us astray.
6 months ago
Amanda Dickson
One researcher says that the most highly performing people in the world are most susceptible to choking under pressure, or during competition.
6 months ago
Amanda Dickson
Amanda Dickson remembers the excitement and the hope of Salt Lake 2002, as we prepare for the Beijing 2022 opening ceremony.
6 months ago
Amanda Dickson
Students and passengers punching teachers and flight attendants are reminders, says KSL NewsRadio's Amanda Dickson, of our duty to end violence.
9 months ago
Amanda Dickson
Amanda Dickson, co-host of Utah's Morning News and A Woman's View, discusses Meghan McCain's dismay at being a token Republican on The View.
10 months ago
Amanda Dickson
We aired a Heart of Utah report this morning on KSL Newsradio that stayed with me, as powerful stories sometimes do.
11 months ago
Amanda Dickson
Amanda Dickson adds her voice to those who believe a memorial to those who lost their lives in the War on Terror belongs in our nation's capital.
11 months ago
Amanda Dickson
Redistricting "affects federal grants. It affects money from the federal and the state. It affects everyone," Sen. Karen Mayne said on A Woman's View.
1 year ago
Amanda Dickson
Four police officers who defended the US Capitol Building and the people inside on January 6th, 2021 have since died by suicide.
1 year ago
Amanda Dickson
KSL NewsRadio's Amanda Dickson explains what it is like to watch the Olympics with her whole body, not just her eyes.
1 year ago
Amanda Dickson
As crime rates rise and law enforcement officers leave the profession throughout the country, Amanda Dickson believes we must fund the police before we can even start to think about defunding them.
1 year ago
Amanda Dickson
Amanda Dickson challenges people to look at disability differently.
1 year ago
Amanda Dickson
COVID-19 shut down the Capital's most visited attractions, like museums. But, now, Washington, D.C. is open! And KSL NewsRadio's Amanda Dickson is stoked.
1 year ago
Amanda Dickson
You can be proud of your country while also expressing a desire to learn from the mistakes of history, Amanda Dickson writes in this opinion piece.
1 year ago
Heather Kelly
"The hot temperatures have driven those bills so high and so incredibly out of budget, food is first thing to go off the list."
1 year ago
Amanda Dickson
After spending more than a year broadcasting from home, Amanda Dickson shares perspective on coming back to the office post COVID-19.
1 year ago
Amanda Dickson
We've seen and heard so much lately about "net zero" and getting to zero by 2050 in order to prevent the planet's temperature from rising.
1 year ago