Boyd Matheson
Opinion: The monumental volley and folly of Bears Ears
Boyd Matheson argues if we keep creating monuments like Bears Ears by executive order, we can keep expecting future politicians to undo and redo that work.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
How Millennials and Gen Z are changing politics
SALT LAKE CITY — As millennials (born 1981-1996) and Gen Z Americans (born 1997-2012) become more involved with politics, how will their influence change the two major political parties in the nation? Republican pollster and millennial Kristen Soltis Anderson discussed the changing political landscape involving these two groups of voters with Inside Sources host Boyd […]3 years ago
Boyd Matheson
Developing a listening heart: The beginning of understanding
Boyd Matheson takes a look at how our individual faith traditions may help us all develop what he calls a listening heart.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Health care costs can be reduced if Congress works together, says prof
SALT LAKE CITY — It can be hard to understand what’s happening with health care costs today, and it’s purposely designed that way; it’s bankrupting Americans and it doesn’t need to be that way, says a professor of economics. Utah State University Professor Henry Eyring said there are bipartisan solutions that policymakers could implement to […]3 years ago
Boyd Matheson
Weary? Take a timeout for sacred idleness.
If you're feeling a little weary today, if you're worn out a bit, it may be worth it to set aside time for a moment of rejuvenating rest and sacred idleness.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
The biggest threats to the US, according to Democrats and Republicans
"I think the danger for Democrats is, if you label half the nation as one of the greatest threats to the nation, you're not exactly going to win them over in a popularity contest."3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Ending unemployment benefit early to fill jobs didn’t work, says state rep
The theory was ending the pandemic unemployment benefit early would move Utahns back into jobs, but the numbers show that did not happen.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Matching people with autism to tech jobs in Utah
Auticon.us, a global consulting firm that helps place adults with autism in tech-sector jobs, has just opened an office in South Salt Lake.3 years ago
Boyd Matheson
Opinion: Executive orders show Congress needs to take back its authority
On the court cases involving immigration, oil and gas leasing and an extension on the federal eviction moratorium, the Biden administration went down swinging.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Chaos, collapse in Afghanistan preventable, McMaster says
McMaster said what's unfolding in Afghanistan now is what happens when the United States surrenders to the Taliban -- a terror organization.3 years ago
KSL NewsRadio
Inside the Oval Office: H.R. McMaster gives a look behind the scenes
SALT LAKE CITY — Former National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster joins Boyd Matheson at 1:15 pm to discuss what it’s like to be in the Oval Office and giving advice to a president who has to make military decisions. Tune in below. This story will be updated.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
For adults wondering if it’s too late to go back to college, the answer is no
It's not too late for adults to go back to college (or even start college) said the vice president for student affairs at Utah Valley University.3 years ago
Boyd Matheson
Are the taxes you pay worth the benefits government delivers?
The majority of Americans don't think their taxes are worth the benefits of the government. But I say it is worth it.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
S.L. County D.A. joins national call for (better) justice for all
More than 100 prosecutors nationwide, including Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill, wrote the president calling for criminal justice reform.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Poll: Utahns want infrastructure bill money for water improvements in state
Utahns overwhelmingly support spending federal money from the infrastructure bill, which passed the US Senate, for water capacity and upgrades, conservation and reducing the risk of wildfires in the state, according to a recent poll.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Plans for a development to include affordable housing on prison land
Plans for a development at the state prison have just been released.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
America needs a place for truth in politics, says author
Thomas Koenig writes that the nation is ready for a new faction in politics, seeking and telling the truth as its core identity.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Municipal elections are the most important vote — so cast your ballot Tuesday
SALT LAKE CITY — More important than the presidential election or congressional contests or gubernatorial races are municipal elections, which in Utah are Tuesday. Voters will be able to select their choice for mayor, city council and other local leadership position for the next four years. The winners and their agendas will impact their constituents’ […]3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Mia Love to Congress: Keep it simple, one bill does not need many topics
Former Congresswoman Mia Love says it's time to revisit her 2016 bill that would have ended the practice of cramming multiple topics into legislation.3 years ago
Boyd Matheson
OPINION: Curiosity critical for those involved in Jan. 6 probe
Think of all of the great breakthroughs in the history of this world. They've all happened because of curiosity -- because somebody was curious about something.3 years ago
Boyd Matheson
Opinion: When it comes to strategy and tactics, you have to have both
If you have a plan but not a goal or a vision without a plan, you will lose. To win, you need a strategy into a brighter future combined with the tactics to guide you to the summit of the dream.3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Bats in the house? Do’s and dont’s on removing them
SALT LAKE CITY — If you’ve found bats in your house — or even your belfry — recently, you’re not alone. Young bats are out and exploring their world, which can sometimes include your attic. This time of year, these nocturnal animals take up residence in homes all over Utah as bat babies, called pups, […]3 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Equality Utah marks 20th year in Utah as director talks culture wars
SALT LAKE CITY — Culture wars that inflame passion on both sides of an issue, such as trans athletes competing in women’s sports in schools, are borne out of a misunderstanding of who trans kids are, said one of their longtime champions in the state. Equality Utah Executive Director Troy Williams joined Inside Sources on […]3 years ago
