KSL NewsRadio
KSL NewsRadio announces Boyd Matheson’s departure
Boyd Matheson, the voice behind KSL NewsRadio's Inside Sources, announces his departure to pursue new opportunities.19 hours ago
Mariah Maynes
Rep. Maloy says Utah public lands lawsuit could spark change
Following the filing of Utah's public lands lawsuit, Rep. Celeste Maloy said it could spark change in how decisions are made.29 days ago
Michelle Lee
Addressing mental and behavioral health challenges in Utah
Utah has a growing need for mental health professionals and services. What are some of the challenges the state is facing?1 month ago
Michelle Lee
Building a healthy parent-child relationship, according to one father and son duo
Scott Miller and his 14-year-old son co-wrote a book together. They dive into a discussion about what makes a healthy parent-child relationship.2 months ago
Michelle Lee
An inside scoop of the historic prisoner swap
In one of the largest prisoner swaps since the end of the Cold War, more than a dozen Americans were released and sent home to their families.2 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Liberal arts education is a good choice for students, says professor
Education in the liberal arts is trending down in the US, but a University of Pennsylvania professor argues for pursuing liberal arts.5 months ago
Devin Oldroyd
New law raises Washington DC childcare cost and affects childcare staff
A newly implemented city regulation in Washington DC is making the city and childcare even more expensive and unsustainable for families.5 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Inflation eases but grocery store prices in Utah still stinging
Inflation eases slightly in April, but in Utah, consumers are still feeling the pinch of grocery-store prices.5 months ago
Simone Seikaly
‘Don’t listen to the nos’ UVU commencement speaker tells students
UVU grads were just as inspiring to speaker Jamie Kern Lima as she hoped to be for them, she said of her 2024 commencement speech.5 months ago
Isabella Sandston
LISTEN: Why we’re turning to politics for our lost worship
Is a shift away from organized religion feeding into the loss of community amongst Americans?6 months ago
Mariah Maynes
Study looks into Utah voters’ opinions on curriculum transparency in schools
A Sutherland Institute study found that a majority of Utah voters support curriculum transparency. However, fewer of them support mandating it with legislation.7 months ago
Sam Herrera
LISTEN: Romney talks budget, wildfires and TikTok
Sen. Mitt Romney says Democrats and Republicans needed to work together to budget and build legislation that will actually pass.7 months ago
KSL NewsRadio
TikTok ‘stunt’ backfires as House lawmakers push to change company ownership
Utah Rep. John Curtis discusses how a “stunt” by TikTok to influence House lawmakers just angered them.7 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Dow closes down more than 500 points
The Dow dropped more than 750 points before closing down 525 points as inflation numbers rose higher than economists were anticipating.8 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Governor’s message to students: ‘hang up and learn’
Gov. Spencer Cox wants cellphones to be banned in Utah schools during instruction time.9 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Romney and Moore look to tame $34 trillion U.S. debt
Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, and Rep. Blake Moore, R-Utah, weighing in on the $34 trillion U.S. debt and what, if anything, can do about it.9 months ago
Simone Seikaly
One more day to officially switch political parties in Utah
This voter switching date is important for anybody who wants to participate in the Republican caucus on March 5.9 months ago
VALERIE GONZALEZ and STEPHEN GROVES
Speaker Johnson demands hard-line policies during a border visit
A congressional trip to Eagle Pass, Texas, follows demands for more hard-line immigration policies in exchange for Ukraine funding.9 months ago
Mariah Maynes
A look into the surgeon general’s efforts against loneliness epidemic
Following the issuance of a public health warning about loneliness, the surgeon general has been visiting college campuses to promote social connection.10 months ago
Mariah Maynes
Expert says we all have a duty to defend the Bill of Rights
As the Bill of Rights turns 232, one expert talks about the important role that dialogue plays in securing the document's future.10 months ago
Mariah Maynes
2023 American Family Survey finds partisan similarities, differences in issues involving family
The 2023 American Family Survey revealed that Democrats and Republicans view some family issues similarly, and some differently.10 months ago
Mariah Maynes
Rabbi on Harvard president’s statement: “it’s the wrong apology”
Rabbi Brad Hirschfield joined KSL NewsRadio's Inside Sources to talk about the Harvard president's apology for statements made during a December 5 congressional hearing.10 months ago
Curt Gresseth
If you tip more during Christmas, are you feeling generous or pressured?
Most American say they will tip more, or the same amount as last year, during this Christmas season.10 months ago
