The U.S. Department of War updated its list of faith codes Monday after pushback from some members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints over the faith not being classified as “Christian.” The Pentagon last week slimmed down the categorizations for chaplains in the military, but the move drew backlash in Utah because […]
Utah’s primary election ballots are heading out in the mail today, which also marks three weeks until election day. It’s coming up on June 23rd. The biggest races to watch this cycle in Utah are the congressional races—especially given our new congressional maps, which shook things up a bit. Greg and Holly kick off today’s […]
President Trump says he isn’t rushing to make a deal with Iran right now, even as the two sides continue to trade strikes amid a shaky ceasefire. All of that has Greg and Holly wondering: at what point does a ceasefire cease being a ceasefire? Like, can we even call it that anymore? We get […]
The judge overseeing the case of Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassin, Tyler Robinson, ruled on two issues, Monday morning. Fourth Circuit Judge Tony Graf ruled that the upcoming preliminary hearing will remain open to the public, and set a separate evidentiary hearing to examine if the prosecution breached a court-ordered gag order. —- Socials for KSL […]
The application to get a referendum on the ballot in Box Elder County — over the proposed data center — has been rejected and will not be on the ballot in November. But the process of stopping the data center isn’t over yet; the group leading the charge against the proposal says it will take […]
This morning, a federal judge told the Trump administration: “Nope … You can’t give out money from this so-called anti-weaponization fund.” Now the order is only temporary, but it also bars the administration from even moving forward with creating this fund. Greg and Holly discuss the news and share thoughts on the Trump Accounts, which […]
This morning, we learned that the U.S. Department of Justice has launched a criminal investigation into E. Jean Carroll, the woman who accused President Trump of sexual assault and won in civil court. This was a full jury trial and everything, involving events that occurred before Trump became president. Greg and Holly share their thoughts […]
A Democratic primary debate here in Utah is gathering more attention than the typical Democratic events. Four candidates are running to represent the new 1st Congressional District in Utah, which covers much of Salt Lake County and leans more Democratic. That changes has generated a lot of interest nationally and locally. Inside Sources discusses the […]
A new audit of more than 2 million registered voters in Utah found 27 confirmed and 25 likely non-citizens on the voter rolls. Now obviously, the closer we can get that number to 0, the better. But does this small amount — about 50 out of 2 million — mean there’s widespread fraud underway? Lieutenant […]
A new audit of more than 2 million registered voters in Utah found 27 confirmed and 25 likely non-citizens on the voter rolls. Now obviously, the closer we can get that number to 0, the better. But does this small amount — about 50 out of 2 million — mean there’s widespread fraud underway? Lieutenant […]
The two children who went missing and prompted a weekend Amber Alert have been found safe in San Felipe, Mexico, and their father was arrested, Saratoga Springs police announced Wednesday morning. The children were found in San Felipe, Mexico, on Tuesday evening, police said. The father of the children, Dane Stephen Richman, 46, was arrested […]
Opposition to the Stratos Data Center in Box Elder County continues to grow, with many concerned about environmental impacts. Hundreds spent part of their long holiday weekend protesting the center, taking to the steps of the state capitol. In addition to environmental and energy concerns, complaints over the process and alleged lack of transparency continue […]
An institution in the radio journalism world will go dark tonight: CBS News Radio will sign off for the final time. It’s been seen as a true American institution, informing millions of people in their cars and homes for nearly 100 years. It’s one of the latest changes in an ever-evolving media industry. Longtime radio […]
After suffering a pretty devastating defeat in 2024, the Democratic Party has been struggling to really make strides in national politics. Though to be honest, they were struggling before the election too — that’s part of the reason they lost. Now, we’re getting a look at how Democrats are supposedly learning from the defeat, and […]
Who do you think is more against the data center in Box Elder County: rural, suburban, or urban voters? It’s not even close. New polling just out this morning from the Deseret News and Hinckley Institute of Politics shows that 61% of suburban and 53% of rural voters oppose the plans. On the flip side, […]
All the controversy around Utah Valley University’s decision to have “America’s Government Teacher” – Sharon McMahon – speak at their commencement has prompted changes to how graduation speakers are chosen at Utah’s public colleges and universities. Now, the Utah Board of Higher Education will require trustees to vote on the nominated speaker. Inside Sources talks […]
A Hurricane, Utah farm manager named Todd Brown is asking for help after diesel truck TikTokers rolled through his oat fields — night after night — snapping golden-hour content for social media after a regional truck event. The main TikToker finally responded, claiming he thought it was just grass. —- Socials for KSL TV: Tweets […]
Kouri Richins gets sentenced to life in prison. KSL Legal Analyst and Co-Host of Inside Sources, Greg Skordas, joins with life analysis on what she and her legal team can do next. Read more: https://www.ksl.com/article/51496745/watch-live-kouri-richins-sentenced-for-murdering-husband-her-sons-say-they-fear-her —- Socials for KSL TV: Tweets by KSL5TV https://www.facebook.com/ksltv https://www.instagram.com/kslnews/ Socials for KSL NewsRadio: Tweets by kslnewsradio https://www.facebook.com/KSLNewsradio/ https://www.instagram.com/ksl_newsradio/
Dr. Richard Ferguson emergency room doctor and President of the Black physicians of Utah joined Inside Sources to talk about the latest on the Hantavirus. —- Socials for KSL TV: Tweets by KSL5TV https://www.facebook.com/ksltv https://www.instagram.com/kslnews/ Socials for KSL NewsRadio: Tweets by kslnewsradio https://www.facebook.com/KSLNewsradio/ https://www.instagram.com/ksl_newsradio/
A Duchesne man armed with a knife and allegedly threatening a Utah Highway Patrol trooper was safely taken into custody on Sunday thanks to the help of a good Samaritan. Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry interviewed Bret Rawson of the law firm Nelson Jones, general counsel of the Utah Fraternal Order of Police and a […]
Following the GOP convention on Saturday, Holly explains why she felt it was abundantly clear that party leaders are plenty mad at Utah judges. —- Socials for KSL TV: Tweets by KSL5TV https://www.facebook.com/ksltv https://www.instagram.com/kslnews/ Socials for KSL NewsRadio: Tweets by kslnewsradio https://www.facebook.com/KSLNewsradio/ https://www.instagram.com/ksl_newsradio/
The driver involved in the death of Utah County Sheriff’s Sgt. Cory Wride is scheduled to be released on parole today after serving more than a decade in prison. Greg and Holly discuss the case of Meagan Dakota Grunwald. —- Socials for KSL TV: Tweets by KSL5TV https://www.facebook.com/ksltv https://www.instagram.com/kslnews/ Socials for KSL NewsRadio: Tweets by […]
