Inside Sources
The all-new Inside Sources. Hosted by Greg Skordas and Dr. Holly Richardson, two well-known voices in Utah’s legal and political circles.
Episodes
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Inside Sources Full Show February 4th, 2026: Buckle Up, Parents! Proposal Would Allow 14- and 15-Year-Olds Behind the Wheel
- Too Many Rentals? Utah Proposal Would Limit Property Tax Exemption For Rental Property Owners
- Lawmaker Pushes for Enhanced Signature Gathering Training and Transparency
- New Safety Technology Could Be Coming To Utah Schools
- Do Home Buyers Finally Have The Upper Hand? How Utah Fairs with National Housing Trends
- Who Judges the Judges? Utah Proposal May Change JPEC Evaluations
- Ryan Routh Sentenced to Life In Prison for Trump Assassination Plot
- 'The Muppets' Make Return for New Generation
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'The Muppets' Make Return for New Generation
A new generation is bringing an old-time classic back to life by reviving 'The Muppet Show'. Greg and Holly discuss and discuss the winter games and key moments in history. -
Ryan Routh Sentenced to Life In Prison for Trump Assassination Plot
The man convicted of plotting to shoot and kill President Trump by lying in wait outside one of his Florida golf courses has been given a life sentence. Greg and Holly break down the latest details on this sentencing. The hosts also bring the latest developments on the search for Savannah Guthrie's missing mother. -
Who Judges the Judges? Utah Proposal May Change JPEC Evaluations
Utah lawmaker wants to change how the Judicial Performance Evaluation does judge evaluations. Greg and Holly talk about what is being proposed. -
Do Home Buyers Finally Have The Upper Hand? How Utah Fairs with National Housing Trends
Buyers have been in a constant battle for homes... But now they may be the ones with the leverage. According to Redfin, in December, there were 47% more home sellers than buyers, which is roughly 631,000 extra, the largest gap in records going back to 2013. Is that the case in Utah? Russel Faucette, Owner of The Stern Team of Omada Real Estate joins the show. -
New Safety Technology Could Be Coming To Utah Schools
We're learning more about the type of technology that may be implemented in Utah schools for emergency situations... like panic alert devices. Raptor Technologies has been selected as one of the vendors being considered by the Utah State Board of Education. David Rogers, Chief Marketing Officer with Raptor Technologies, calls the show live to explain their technology and how it works to keep schools safe. -
Lawmaker Pushes for Enhanced Signature Gathering Training and Transparency
We've been reporting on claims of Utahns being misled when approached by signature gatherers in the state. A new bill on Utah's Capitol Hill would try to prevent that by requiring more training for the gatherers and more means of transparency for voters. The sponsor of the legislation, Representative Paul Cutler, joins the show to explain his proposal. Josh Daniels, Director of Trust Utah Election.org and Former Utah County Deputy Clerk joins the show to share his input on this issue and concerns around signature fraud. -
Too Many Rentals? Utah Proposal Would Limit Property Tax Exemption For Rental Property Owners
A Utah proposal is causing a stir for some landlords and tenant groups . This new proposal would essentially raise property taxes on rental property owners... by limiting a residential property tax exemption. Senator Dan McCay joins the show to explain the intent behind the proposal. Paul Smith, Executive Director of The Rental Housing Association of Utah, shares concerns around the legislation. -
Buckle Up, Parents! Proposal Would Allow 14- and 15-Year-Olds Behind the Wheel
A new proposal would allow teens to get their drivers licenses and permits 6 months earlier... putting more 14- and 15-year-olds behind the wheel. Greg and Holly discuss this and take live calls from listeners. Representative Nicholeen Peck joins the show to discuss her intent behind the proposal. -
Inside Sources Full Show February 3rd, 2026: Utah Lt. Governor Sued Over Utah Congressional Map
- House Speaker Shultz Wants to Remove Defense Attorneys from 'Broken' Sentencing Commission
- President Trump Says Elections Should Be Nationalized
- Police Suggest Savannah Guthrie's Mother May Have Been Abducted
- College and Career: Utah's Push to Align Higher Ed with Workforce
- 'Grave Damage to National Security' WSJ Report on 'Highly Classified' Whistleblower Complaint
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'Significant Financial Donation' Pledged to Support Utah 2034 Olympics
The 2026 Winter Games in Milan are just days away… and Sarah Weaver, Editor of the Deseret News, joins the show live from Italy to set the stage of this year's winter games and also discuss what we know about this donation coming in for when Utah brings the Olympics home in 2034. -
ICE Officers to Wear Body Cams in Minnesota
The Trump administration has announced that all ICE officers in the field in Minnesota will now be wearing body cameras. Greg and Holly discuss the impact body cams bring to investigations. -
Why Utah Election Officials Are Leaving Their Jobs
According to the Deseret News, about half of the chief election officials have left their positions since the 2020 election and often in the middle of their tenure. One of the officials who left his role is Former Utah County Deputy Clerk Josh Daniels. Daniels joins Greg and Holly live to discuss his experience and the state of elections and election trust in 2026. -
Utah Law Professor Who Defended Epstein Victims Speaks on Privacy Concerns
The latest batch of Epstein Files has caused much debate over how much information has been made public about the victims... Paul Cassell, Law Professor at University of Utah - SJ Quinney College of Law is mentioned in the files as an attorney defending some of these victims. Cassell joins the show to discuss his involvement and the concern around victim information being shared with the public. -
'Grave Damage to National Security' WSJ Report on 'Highly Classified' Whistleblower Complaint
The Wall Street Journal is reporting a complaint that is so "highly classified" that it's locked in a safe and has not yet been shared with Congress. Greg and Holly discuss. -
College and Career: Utah's Push to Align Higher Ed with Workforce
Today on Utah's Capitol Hill, lawmakers will be discussing a bill about aligning higher education and workforce needs. It's an issue many have put in question as we've discussed the value of college and return on investment. Rep. Karen Peterson joins the show to explain her priorities with higher ed and how she wants to align higher education with the workforce. -
Police Suggest Savannah Guthrie's Mother May Have Been Abducted
84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, the mom of Today show host Savannah Guthrie, is missing and authorities suggest she could have been abducted, calling her home a crime scene. NewsNation's Brian Entin joins the show live from Arizona to bring the latest on the investigation. -
President Trump Says Elections Should Be Nationalized
In a bit of a stunning statement by the president, President Trump has said that he wants to nationalize elections, rather than let the states run them. This follows the recent FBI raid of an elections office in Fulton County, Georgia, for election records from the 2020 election.Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor of the Deseret News, joins the show to discuss why our elections are handled through the states and the risks of nationalizing them. -
House Speaker Shultz Wants to Remove Defense Attorneys from 'Broken' Sentencing Commission
Utah's Speaker of the House has called Utah's sentencing commission "broken" and wants to remove defense attorneys from the mix. Speaker of the House, Mike Shultz, joins the show to explain his new proposal. Holly and Greg, who is a defense attorney, discuss this idea. -
Utah Lt. Governor Sued Over Utah Congressional Map
Utah Congressman Burgess Owens and Congresswoman Celeste Maloy are among more than a dozen elected leaders suing the state over the newly-approved congressional map. Representative Celeste Maloy joins the show to explain the reasoning for the lawsuit. -
Inside Sources Full Show February 2nd, 2026: Motherhood Behind Bars: Expanding Pregnancy Care for Utah Inmates
- Utah Supreme Court Expansion Signed Into Law
- What a 'No-Snow' Winter Means for Summer in Utah
- ICE Raids West Valley Auto Shop
- Epstein Files Released: The Victim Impact
- America’s Immigration Crossroads: A Demographic Warning
- Gabby Petito Case Reaches Utah Supreme Court
- Partial Government Shutdown: Who’s Affected, Why It Happened and What's Next
- Ideas That Made It -- and Those That Didn’t: Tracking Utah's Legislative Battles
- Sextortion and Suicide: A Mother's Message and Warning To Parents
- Punxsutawney Phil, and a New Baby Giraffe
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Punxsutawney Phil, and a New Baby Giraffe
The hosts wrap the show to check in with Punxsutawney Phil’s winter prediction and the arrival of a new baby giraffe at Hogle Zoo. -
Sextortion and Suicide: A Mother's Message and Warning To Parents
Cindy George lost her son to suicide after he became the victim of sextortion. Sextortion is a crime that involves adults coercing kids and teens into sending explicit images online. Now Cindy is on a mission to protect other families through education and awareness. She shares her family’s story, the warning signs every parent should know, and the advocacy work she’s taken on after unimaginable loss. Brandy Vega with Promise2Live, previews tonight's Safe Tech Emergency Town Hall — a community push to confront sextortion, digital exploitation, and technology‑driven threats to Utah’s teens. We discuss prevention, resources, and how parents can stay ahead of rapidly evolving online dangers.Learn more about tonight's Safe Tech Emergency Town Hall:Digital addiction, sextortion, and AI manipulation are affecting youth and families everywhere. Join Promise2Live for a powerful community conversation focused on protecting families, strengthening mental health, and saving lives.Monday, February 2Sky Ridge High School | 3000 N Center St., Lehi6:30–8:30 PM (Doors open at 6:00 PM)Free | Ages 12+ -
Ideas That Made It -- and Those That Didn’t: Tracking Utah's Legislative Battles
The Utah Legislature has been hard at work. There are more than 700 bills on the table, and we’ve barely scratched the surface. Some proposals are racing ahead; others have hit a legislative brick wall. Greg and Holly walk through which ideas survived, which ones didn’t, and what it all means for you. -
Partial Government Shutdown: Who’s Affected, Why It Happened and What's Next
Washington has stumbled into another partial shutdown. Deseret News Congressional Correspondent, Cami Mondeux, breaks down which services are disrupted and what happens next politically. -
Gabby Petito Case Reaches Utah Supreme Court
Attorney Brian Stewart walks us through the forthcoming Utah Supreme Court arguments in the Petito family’s wrongful‑death suit against Moab police. Why did the high court take the case? How could Utah’s governmental‑immunity laws change? And what might this decision mean for families statewide who allege police failed to intervene before violence occurred? -
America’s Immigration Crossroads: A Demographic Warning
Deseret News Opinion Editor, Jay Evensen, joins us to unpack his latest piece arguing that discouraging immigration is “demographic suicide.” With the U.S. birthrate falling, he outlines why legal immigration may be essential to the nation’s economic future — and the perils of pushing would‑be workers away. -
Epstein Files Released: The Victim Impact
Newly unsealed Epstein documents are surfacing explosive details — but what do they mean for the survivors at the center of the case? We examine the latest revelations, why victims’ attorneys are pushing the DOJ to remove certain files from public view, and whether any of the information could lead to future prosecutions. -
ICE Raids West Valley Auto Shop
A family is speaking out after ICE agents raided Viper Auto Care last week, shattering the shop’s glass door and detaining the shop owner and an employee. KSL TV's Jodi Reynosa brings the latest details. -
What a 'No-Snow' Winter Means for Summer in Utah
It's Groundhog Day, and it's been determined there will be 6 more weeks of winter! But winter hasn't shown much at all in Utah. Meteorologist Matt Johnson joins in‑studio for Groundhog Day and to explain why Utah is poised to hit a record‑low snowpack. Where is winter? What risks does this warm, dry pattern create for summer and how does the shrinking Great Salt Lake come into play? We break down the data, the dangers, and what to expect heading into spring. -
Utah Supreme Court Expansion Signed Into Law
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox has signed the session’s first slate of bills — including one that expands the Utah Supreme Court. Greg and Holly dig into what the change means for courts, why the Utah State Bar is raising concerns, and what lies ahead. -
Motherhood Behind Bars: Expanding Pregnancy Care for Utah Inmates
Rep. Candice Pierucci joins us to break down HB122, a bill that would expand how Utah jails care for pregnant and postpartum inmates -- from more recovery time to restrictions on restraints. The hosts discuss what the proposal does and the motivation for change. -
Inside Sources Full Show January 30th, 2026: Proposal Would Remove Immunization Requirements For Public Schools
- $20 Minimum Wage in Utah?
- KSL Investigates: Misleading Claims Reported From Those Working To Repeal Prop 4
- Make Elections Great Again Act: Inside the GOP's Election Reform Bill
- Don Lemon Arrested + DOJ Opens Federal Civil Rights Investigation into Alex Pretti's death
- Top Survival Movies
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Top Survival Movies
Greg and Holly touch base with the KSL Movie Show Hosts to discuss the big movie of the week and the top survival-themed movies. -
Don Lemon Arrested + DOJ Opens Federal Civil Rights Investigation into Alex Pretti's death
Journalist Don Lemon was arrested last night for his presence at a protest in Minnesota. We've learned this morning that the DOJ has opened a federal civil rights probe into the death of Alex Pretti. Greg and Holly go through the latest details. -
Make Elections Great Again Act: Inside the GOP's Election Reform Bill
Some people are calling a bill just unveiled in DC the "most dangerous attack on voting rights ever." Others say it will make elections great again. Greg and Holly discuss. -
KSL Investigates: Misleading Claims Reported From Those Working To Repeal Prop 4
Have you been approached by people getting signatures in a store parking lot? Well, some people claim that they were misled into what they were signing. And on the flip side, some signature gatherers have said they been attacked, just trying to do their job. Greg and Holly check in with KSL.com Reporter Bridger Beal-Cvetko about what he learned when talking with signature gatherers. -
$20 Minimum Wage in Utah?
$20/hour for minimum wage in Utah? That would be the highest in the nation. A bill proposing that change is up today. KSL NewsRadio's Adam Small joins the show to discuss what he learned from bill sponsor Senator Nate Blouin. CEO of The Utah Chamber of Commerce, Derek Miller, joins the show to explain the impact raising the minimum wage could have on small businesses. -
Proposal Would Remove Immunization Requirements For Public Schools
A proposal being heard on Capitol Hill today would remove immunization requirements for public school attendance in Utah. Representative Trevor Lee joins the show to explain his proposal HB 152, as well as what he wants to change about vaccine exemptions. Lee explains a new substitute planned for the bill. Dr. Candice Smith, Pediatrician in Davis County and Pediatric Infectious Disease specialist, joins the show to discuss the recent confusion and misconceptions around vaccines and what to know about immunizations when it comes to kids attending public school. -
Inside Sources Full Show January 29th, 2026: Utah's Push to Double Maternity Leave for State Employees
- Should 10th Graders Be Taught Legal Consequences?
- Utah's Third Party Shake Up
- Senior Food Insecurity: More Than 7,600 Older Adult Households Rely on Public Assistance to Afford Groceries in SLCO
- Is Diet Soda Better for You Than Water?
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Two Utah Ski Resorts Offer 'Mountain Credits' for Skiing
Two Utah ski resorts are offering to pay passholders "mountain credits" to come ski… skiers must register to earn "Mountain Credits", which will award skiers $20 per day (up to 3 days) that they ski at an Ikon Pass Destination through February 25th. Will this new incentive drive more to the hills to shred the powder? Greg and Holly discuss what resorts are included.
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The Latest in Minnesota: ICE Offers Now Being Instructed to Not Interact With 'Agitators'
The Trump Administration's Border Czar spoke to the public about a potential drawdown in Minnesota regarding ICE, but will not give up on the mission of immigration enforcement. Greg and Holly discuss the latest developments, including new video footage of Alex Pretti in a previous altercation with ICE.
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FBI Seizes 2020 Voting Records in Fulton County, Georgia
President Donald Trump has repeatedly said through the years that there was voter fraud in the 2020 election, specifically in Georgia. We are going into the details of what we know about the FBI seizure of hundreds of boxes of voter records for the 2020 election.
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Utah State Bar 'Deeply Alarmed’ by Judicial Bills Before Utah Legislature
The Utah State Bar has taken a position opposing most of the Utah Legislatures proposals impacting Utah's Judiciary... including expanding the Utah Supreme Court. Tyler Young, Utah State Bar President-Elect, joins to explain their concern around how some of these bills could remake Utah's judicial system.
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Jennifer Gledhill Appears in Court Amid Ongoing Investigation into Husband's Disappearance
Jennifer Gledhill, The Utah woman accused of shooting her husband National Guardsman Matthew Johnson, had a court appearance today. Greg and Holly discuss the case as the body of her husband has still not been found. Greg shares analysis around the complexities of prosecuting a murder without a body.
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Is Diet Soda Better For You Than Water?
Good news for all those who always have the silver Diet Coke close at hand! New research is showing that for certain patients, drinking diet soda may be no different than drinking water- and in some cases, potentially better. Adults with Type-2 diabetes found no health advantage to switching from diet sodas to water and in some cases, it helped improve blood sugar markers. Greg and Holly discuss the new data.
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Senior Food Insecurity: More than 7,600 older adult households rely on public assistance to afford groceries in SLCO
More than 7,600 older adult households in Salt Lake County rely on public assistance to afford groceries, according to new research commissioned by the Salt Lake County Office of Regional Development. We speak to Afton January, Communications & PR manager for SLCO Aging and Adult Services, about food affordability for seniors and how changes to SNAP may impact them.
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Utah's Third Party Shake Up
Emily Buss, a member of the Forward Party of Utah, is the only third-party officeholder on Capitol Hill, and that’s turning some heads. She secured the seat after Senator Daniel Thatcher resigned from the legislature, and there are some on Capitol Hill who believe that seat should have gone to a Republican because that’s what Thatcher ran on before he vacated. Greg and Holly speak with Chair of the Forward Party, Michelle Quist, about the proposal included in Senator Mike McKell's omnibus election bill that would make any future vacancies be filled with someone from the same political party the prior officeholder held during the most recent election.
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Should 10th Graders Be Taught Legal Consequences?
A new proposal in Utah would bring voting rights, medical choices, credit, taxes, and even the adult justice system into the classroom. Is this necessary for teens? Or too much for 10th graders to understand? Greg and Holly discuss his Utah proposal and take texts from listeners.
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Utah's Push to Double Maternity Leave for State Employees
Many younger adults these days are choosing to delay or not have kids at all... Due to affordability issues and concerns around support after they have kids. Utah lawmakers are expected to unveil their push to support families this afternoon. One of the ways they want to do that is to expand maternity leave for state employees to 12 weeks instead of 6. Representative Ariel Defay joins the show to explain the proposal. Holly and Greg take calls from listeners and discuss new data that more people in China may prefer having pets over kids.
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Inside Sources Full Show January 28th, 2026: Proof of Citizenship, Public Voter rolls, and More: Inside Utah's 157-Page Election Bill
Some topics we will cover in this episode of KSL's Inside Sources include:
- Why Alex Pretti’s Death Needs Independent Review
- Should Charlie Kirk Shooting Video Be Shown In Court?
- From Minnesota to Utah: What the Constitution Says About Rights and Power
- Utah Lawmaker Wants to Crack Down on Unlicensed Lawyers
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From Minnesota to Utah: What the Constitution Says About Rights and Power
As debates intensify over the shooting of Alex Pretti in Minnesota — including questions about the Second Amendment and whether he should have been armed at a protest — we turn to constitutional expert, Matthew Brogdon of UVU’s Center for Constitutional Studies, to break down what the Constitution actually says and the risks of rushing to judgment. Professor Brogdon also speaks to the tensions federally and locally regarding where the courts fit into the political process. We take a deep dive into Utah’s redistricting drama to the ongoing push-and-pull between legislative power, direct democracy, and judicial oversight.
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Proof of Citizenship, Public Voter rolls, and More: Inside Utah's 157-Page Election Bill
The election omnibus bill put forward by Utah Senator Mike McKell will be heard in a Senate Committee this afternoon... This bill is roughly 157 pages and includes many changes to Utah elections. KSL NewsRadio's Adam Small breaks down some standout items in the bill. Utah Senator Mike McKell joins the show to discuss more of the details.
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Should Charlie Kirk Shooting Video Be Shown In Court?
The defense of Tyler Robinson, the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk, does not want the video of Charlie Kirk being shot to be shown in court.... should it be? Greg and Holly discuss. -
Utah Lawmaker Wants to Crack Down on Unlicensed Lawyers
A Utah lawmaker wants to crack down on people practicing law WITHOUT a license... Greg and Holly discuss what prompted this and how big of a problem it actually is. Rep. Anthony Loubet joins the show.
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'This Was Preventable' NTSB Hearing Reveals Failures Behind Fatal DC Plane Collision
Tomorrow marks one year since an American Airlines jet crashed into a military helicopter outside Washington D-C, killing 67 people.. The NTSB is now pointing to a series of systemic failures that caused that deadly crash. Greg and Holly discuss.
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Don’t Drink and E‑Bike: New Safety Rules Proposed
A Utah lawmaker wants to make it illegal to drink alcohol while riding an e‑bike and introduce new safety requirements for riders. Rep. Paul Cutler joins us to break down what the proposal would change and why he believes it’s needed.
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Frozen Funds? South Jordan Woman Says Bank is Holding Money She Kept From Going To Scammer
After a South Jordan woman was tricked by a bank imposter into moving $16,900, her bank froze the funds before the scammer could take them - but later her claim was denied when trying to get her money back. Greg and Holly touch base with KSL Investigative Reporter, Matt Gephardt to break down how the fraud happened, why the bank initially denied her claim, and what federal rules do and don’t protect. Plus, what you should watch for to avoid similar scams. -
Flashing Stop Signs Installed in Sandy City Following Deadly Auto-Ped Accident
Sandy City has installed lit stop signs following an outcry from the community, after a deadly auto pedestrian accident and outcry of concern from the community. Sandy Mayor Monica Zoltanski joins Holly and Greg to discuss.
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On This Day: Legos, Legends, Loss & Viral Mittens
From the day Lego patented its iconic bricks to the star‑studded recording of “We Are the World,” the hosts go through some of the most memorable moments that happened on this date. They also look back at the Space Shuttle Challenger tragedy and revisit the viral Bernie‑mittens moment that turned into $1.8 million for Vermont charities.
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Why Alex Pretti’s Death Needs Independent Review
Debates have circulated for an independent investigation of the killing of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis... following conflicting information from the Department of Homeland Security. Greg and Holly speak the latest information on the investigation and are joined by Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor of the Deseret News to discuss why an independent investigation is important.
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Inside Sources Full Show January 27th, 2026: Eye On The Hill: Transgender Care
- Should Politics Stay Out Of School Board Elections?
- How Utah Plans to Tackle Unsolved Violent Crimes
- Tech Tuesday: The New U.S. TikTok + Social Media Companies In Court
- Missing West Jordan Children Found in Croatia: What Will It Take To Bring Them Home?
- International Holocaust Remembrance Day
- Trump Shifts ICE Leadership in Minneapolis
- Governor Cox Asks Utahns To 'Pray for Snow'
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Governor Cox Asks Utahns To 'Pray for Snow'
In a social media post last night, Governor Spencer Cox is asking Utah residents to pray for snow and to do their part to conserve water. Greg and Holly discuss this message and other action steps that should be considered. Holly shares facts of the day. -
Trump Shifts ICE Leadership in Minneapolis
Following the shooting of Alex Pretti in Minnesota, it looks like the Trump administration is taking steps to de-escalate ICE's involvement in the state. President Donald Trump announced that he is changing up leadership in Minnesota and is sending in Border Czar Tom Homan. Greg and Holly discuss. -
International Holocaust Remembrance Day
It's been 81 years since Auschwitz was liberated by the Russian army in 1945. Patrice Arent, a former Utah Senator and member of the Jewish community, joins the show to discuss the importance of this day and the work that still needs to be done. -
Missing West Jordan Children Found in Croatia: What Will It Take To Bring Them Home?
Four children from West Jordan disappeared with their mother in November after she posted a string of apocalyptic messages on social media and fled the country. The children have been located in Croatia at a state-run orphanage, but what will it take to bring them back home? We bring on Utah Immigration Attorney, Adam Crayk, who shares his insight. -
Tech Tuesday: The New U.S. TikTok + Social Media Companies In Court
A court in California is hearing the first "bellwether" case brought by the public against social media companies for their addictive and targeted algorithms being used against children. ABC's Tech Reporter Mike Dobuski walks through the case and what this could mean for social media going forward. Mike also brings the latest on what's happened with the TikTok app since the U.S. took majority ownership. -
How Utah Plans to Tackle Unsolved Violent Crimes
Utah lawmakers are introducing bipartisan legislation designed to help chip away at the backlog of unsolved violent crimes. The legislation would introduce a grant program to bring in more resources to help solve these cold cases. Dave Cawley, Host of KSL's Cold Podcast, shares his perspective and Representative Tyler Clancy, one of the sponsors of the legislation, shares details of the proposal. -
Should Politics Stay Out Of School Board Elections?
Should school board members be partisan or non-partisan? There is a debate on Capitol Hill regarding school board members and if they should be elected as partisan or non-partisan. Representative John Arthur and Representative Jason Kyle discuss their individual proposals focused on this issue. -
Eye On The Hill: Transgender Care
The House Health and Human Services Committee will hear three bills related to transgender youth this afternoon. Representative Rex Shipp is sponsoring legislation that would make a current moratorium, which stops minors from starting puberty blockers and cross sex hormones, permanent. The legislation would also require any minors still on puberty blockers or hormones to phase off of them by January 28th, 2027. Representative Rex Shipp joins the show to explain the legislation.Marina Lowe, Policy Director of Equality Utah, shares concerns around this legislation and others being considered during Utah's 2026 legislative session. -
Inside Sources Full Show January 26th, 2026: Second Amendment Rights In Focus As Details Unfold In Shooting of Alex Pretti
- Proposal Would Double Signatures Needed for Ballot Initiatives
- 99.9 % of Utah Voters Are Verifiably U.S. Citizens
- President Trump Supports Effort To Repeal Utah's Prop 4
- Should Utah Judges Be Elected Instead of Appointed?
- Two Afghan Men In Utah Detained By ICE
- Eye on The Hill 2026: Firearm Legislation
- Meeting Andrea Swift & Donna Kelce At Sundance
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Meeting Andrea Swift & Donna Kelce At Sundance
Sundance Film Festival kicked off its first and final weekend in Utah. Festival goers and filmmakers PACKED main street in Park City... and it wasn't short of celebrity sightings. Producer, Caitlyn Johnston, joins the show to explain her experience meeting Taylor Swift's Mom, Andrea Swift, and Travis Kelce's mom, Donna Kelce, in Park City on Sunday and what she learned during her experience at the Sundance Film Festival. -
Eye on The Hill 2026: Firearm Legislation
Greg and Holly walk through a few different proposals regarding gun laws that will be heard on Utah's Capitol Hill today. Including HB 83, which addresses altering a toy firearm to look like a real one. HB 101 looks into changes regarding background check requirements, and HB 214 limits the ability of people to sue gun manufacturers for liability. Clark Aposhian, Gun Rights Advocate and Chairman of Utah Shooting Sports Council, shares his insight. -
Two Afghan Men In Utah Detained By ICE
ICE has detained two Afghan men seeking asylum in Utah and they are currently being held in detention centers outside the state. KSL's Andrea Smardon joins the show to explain the latest. -
Should Utah Judges Be Elected Instead of Appointed?
Should Utah judges run for election instead of being appointed? Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor for the Deseret News, joins the show to talk about his new opinion piece and why that could be a bad idea. -
President Trump Supports Effort To Repeal Utah's Prop 4
President Trump has entered the chat on Prop 4 in Utah. You may have been approached recently to sign an effort to repeal Prop 4 in Utah. There is a big push underway to gather enough signatures for the effort before the Feb. 15th deadline. Greg and Holly speak with Elizabeth Rasmussen, Executive Director of Better Boundaries, about their reaction to the President's support and their stance on the effort as a whole. Robert Axson, Chair of the Utah GOP, calls the show to share if the President's post has brought in any more signatures and how the process is going. -
99.9 % of Utah Voters Are Verifiably U.S. Citizens
Utah's Election Office is pulling back the curtain on Utah's voter registration list. The data found that more than 99.9 percent of Utah voters are verifiably U.S. citizens, and only one confirmed noncitizen was registered but never voted and has since been removed. -
Proposal Would Double Signatures Needed for Ballot Initiatives
There's an effort on Utah's Capitol Hill being put in front of lawmakers today that would double the percentage of signatures needed to get an initiative on the ballot. Rep. Andrew Stoddard joins the show to explain the proposal. Taylor Morgan, Executive Director of Count My Vote, shares his perspective on this proposal and others involving initiatives this legislative session. -
Second Amendment Rights In Focus As Details Unfold In Shooting of Alex Pretti
Another fatal shooting took place over the weekend involving ICE agents in Minnesota... killing a 37 year old man at a protest. The Department of Homeland Security saying the Border Patrol agent was acting defensively when he fired his weapon but witnesses say otherwise. Witnesses say 37 year old Alex Pretti was not brandishing a weapon during the Saturday morning protest against ICE agents in the city - and was trying to help someone knocked to the ground. The Trump administration supports the agent who fired the shots. Greg and Holly walk through what is known and what is not known about what happened. Clark Aposhian, Gun Rights Advocate and Chairman of Utah Shooting Sports Council, shares his insight on this situation and the second amendment. -
Inside Sources Full Show January 23rd, 2026: Takeaways From Utah's State of The State
- AI Chat Bots and Children: How Utah Lawmakers Want To Prevent Dangerous Interactions
- Rep. Celeste Maloy Elected As Leader of Congressional Western Caucus
- Proposal Seeks To End Utah's Version of Common Law Marriage
- TikTok Finalizes US Deal: What To Know
- Sundance Rise, Sundance Set
- 'Mercy' and Underrated Sci-Fi Films
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'Mercy' and Underrated Sci-Fi Films
KSL Movie Show Hosts, Andy Farnsworth and Rachel Wagner, join Holly and Greg to talk about the big movie of the week, 'Mercy', and its focus on a man standing trial in front of an AI judge. The hosts share their favorite Sci-Fi films that they think don't get enough credit. -
Sundance Rise, Sundance Set
It's the Sundance Film Festival's last dance in Utah! The festival kicked off on Thursday and will move to Boulder, Colorado. Natalia Galicza, Writer for Deseret Magazine, joins the show to explain Sundance's legacy in Utah and what's expected for this year's festival. -
TikTok Finalizes US Deal: What To Know
The deal is done! TikTok announced that the deal has been finalized to keep it up and running in the United States. KSL NewsRadio Producer Caitlyn Johnston explains new details around the new deal. -
Proposal Seeks To End Utah's Version of Common Law Marriage
If you live with someone, treat someone as if you are married and other requirements-- you can ask the Utah courts to recognize your relationship as a marriage without a ceremony.. This is Utah's version of "Common law marriage", According to the Utah State Courts. Senator Todd Weiler joins the show to explain what he wants to change about this marriage law. -
Rep. Celeste Maloy Elected As Leader of Congressional Western Caucus
Utah Rep. Celeste Maloy just stepped into an important leadership role as the leader of the Congressional Western Caucus. Rep. Maloy joins the show to discuss the new role and her goals to address energy, federal land management and water. -
AI Chat Bots and Children: How Utah Lawmakers Want To Prevent Dangerous Interactions
There's growing concern around AI and our children's safety.... We've spoken a few times this year about chatbots having inappropriate conversations with minors and how this can impact kids' and teens' wellbeing. Rep. Doug Fiefia joins the show to discuss two bills he's proposing, aimed at regulating how AI chatbots interact with children to protect them from explicit content and keep the bots from encouraging self-harm. -
Takeaways From Utah's State of The State
Literacy and Utah housing affordability were some of the key focuses during Governor Cox's State of the State address last night...But outside of top legislative priorities... Greg and Holly break down there are a few things that really stood out to Greg and Holly about the Governor's speech last night and the Democratic Leadership response. -
Inside Sources Full Show January 22nd, 2026: 4.7 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Utah, Wyoming
- Second Arrest Made in SLC Funeral Shooting
- Day 3 of Utah's Legislative Session: Expanding Utah's Courts
- For Women, With Women: Career Development and Training Opportunities
- Utah’s Future: Water, Housing, and Education at a Crossroads
- ICE Memo Says Officers Can Enter Homes Without A Warrant
- Greenland, NATO, and a Global Ripple
- '75 Years — You’re Out': The Big Debate Over Mandatory Retirement in Federal Government
- Android vs iPhone: Lawmaker Wants Android to be Utah's Mobile Operating System
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Android vs iPhone: Lawmaker Wants Android to be Utah's Mobile Operating System
There's a proposal that's gained attention on Utah's Capitol Hill that wants to make Android the state of Utah's mobile operating system. Greg and Holly discuss whether this bill matters or if it may be a waste of time. -
'75 Years — You’re Out': The Big Debate Over Mandatory Retirement in Federal Government
“Across all three branches of government, 75 years — you’re out.” That's the pitch from Rahm Emanuel, a prominent Democrat eyeing a desire to run for president in 2028… While this is not a new debate, the debate over age requirements for the President, Congress, Judges and more continues to be a hot topic. Will action ever be taken? Greg and Holly discuss. -
Greenland, NATO, and a Global Ripple
After weeks of escalating tensions, President Trump appears to be lowering the temperature in his bid to take over Greenland, announcing a framework for a deal... which could reportedly mirror a long-standing agreement in another part of the world. -
ICE Memo Says Officers Can Enter Homes Without A Warrant
A memo says Immigration enforcement agents have been given the green light to use "administrative warrants" to enter people's homes and search for people they believe are in the country illegally. However, those warrants are not signed by a judge. Greg breaks down the legal concerns. -
Utah’s Future: Water, Housing, and Education at a Crossroads
From our snow‑starved winter and what that means for the Great Salt Lake, to why housing may stay expensive even if interest rates drop, to how we can rethink education to support kids from day one. Jason Brown, President and CEO of Envision Utah, joins for a down‑to‑earth look at what Utahns can expect in the months and years ahead and what needs to be done to address these key issues. -
For Women, With Women: Career Development and Training Opportunities
Nicole Carpenter, Director of Programs and Operations, from the Women’s Leadership Institute, shares why developing women leaders matters, how WLI’s programs are growing, and the simple tools that help women understand themselves, gain confidence, and make meaningful impact at work and in their communities. -
Day 3 of Utah's Legislative Session: Expanding Utah's Courts
The proposal to expand Utah's Courts will be put in front of lawmakers today on Capitol Hill. Greg and Holly discuss this and also share what is on the agenda for the rest of the day. -
Second Arrest Made in SLC Funeral Shooting
Salt Lake City police have made a second arrest in connection with the deadly shooting that took place in a Rose Park Church parking lot... at the end of a funeral. Police have now arrested 22-year-old Ezekiel Tai... for investigation of obstructing justice in the investigation. Greg breaks down what we know. -
4.7 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Utah, Wyoming
It's been a shaky morning in Utah! The United States Geological Survey says a 4.7-magnitude earthquake hit Utah at 7:49. It was just south of Evanston, Wyoming. Holly and Greg hear from Sandy Mayor Monika Zoltanski, who felt the quake in Sandy. She shares what she knows about any reported damage and discusses what people should know about earthquake preparedness in the area. Listeners call and text in with their experiences. Adam McKean, Utah Geological Survey Geologic Hazards Program Manager, joins the show to break down the details of the earthquake. -
Inside Sources Full Show January 21st, 2026: Day 2 of Utah's Legislative Session: What to Watch
Topics we will cover on this episode of KSL's Inside Sources include:
- Too Much Tech? Exploring Where To Draw The Line With AI and Technology in Classrooms
- Can Physical Activity Lower Breast Cancer Risk? What New Research Shows
- The Top Issue Utahns Want Lawmakers To Address: Housing Affordability
- Police Reveal Threats Made Before Michigan Meetinghouse Attack
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From TikTok to Live TV: Dr Pepper's New Jingle
It started as a random idea being shared on Tik Tok! No filters, no production, just an impulsive thought, and the ability to share it on the internet may be bringing in big bucks for one Tik Tok creator. Producer Caitlyn Johnston shares how a Tik Tok user created Dr. Pepper's new jingle that aired during the college football national championship.
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A Conversation with UVU President Astrid Tuminez
We learned last week that the President of UVU, Astrid Tuminez is stepping down at the end of the semester. Holly had the opportunity to talk with her about her time and accomplishments at UVU as she embarks on her next journey. Amid the negative events