Some of the topics covered in this episode of Inside Sources: Governor Cox's call for caution: Restoring public trust in Utah politics Heroic sacrifice: Springville man killed saving wife from drunk driver Riverton becomes the first Utah city to enter into ICE agreement Salt Lake is bustling with events all weekend long Fan X SLC bans vendors from …

The 49th Annual Greek Fest, The Utah State Fair, and Utah's Own PRCA Rodeo are just a few of the exciting events in town this weekend. Greg and Holly chat with KSL's Maria Shilaos about the fun at the Greek Festival, and Rodeo Journalist Ted Harbin about the exciting world of cowboys and cattle!

After a flood of AI art was seen at Atlanta's Dragon Con, the Fan X team in SLC has decided to prohibit vendors from bringing in and selling computer generated art entirely. Greg and Holly discuss this and more about their favorite spooky flicks with Host of KSL Movie Show, Andy Farnsworth and Movie Critic Rachel Wagner.…

Police in the city of Riverton can now be trained to work in the capacity of immigration officials, according to Riverton Mayor Trent Staggs. Greg and Holly talk to Mayor Staggs about why they made this move and what's to come

A 16 acre, 1,300 bed homeless shelter has been planned for a patch of land north of Salt Lake International. Many residents and even state officials say they feel blindsided by the sudden announcement of such a large development.

The Wall Street Journal recently published a report describing a “21st-century reckoning” within the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. But, Sarah Weaver, Editor of the Deseret News sees that differently. Sarah joins the show to challenge the narrative and offers a more nuanced view of faith, culture, and community in today’s Latter-day S…

He's being called a hero, Matthew Daines died after being hit by a drunk driver, but not before pushing his new bride to safety. Greg and Holly discuss the latest details on this tragedy.

Do you trust your elected officials? A lot of Utahns don't and Utah Governor Spencer Cox has a caution for Utah Republicans. Greg and Holly discuss the Governors recent comments.

The US Unemployment rate has 4 year high, after today's job report only showed 22,000 jobs were created in August. Michael Kofoed, assistant professor of economics at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, joins the show to discuss how this jobs report could indicate the health of the economy.

Topics we'll cover on this episode of Inside Sources: Owners of several adult websites forced to pay Utah millions SLC businesses impacted by restaurant fires may get interest free city loan to rebuild Boatful of drugs exploded by the US military raises legal concerns As Salt Lake City grows, questions are raised about water availability Robert F. …

Holly's house does not have AC at the moment... and she's dying to know when the temperatures will start to cool off... KSL Meteorologist, Kevin Eubank, provides some insight and Holly share her facts of the day!

A new ranking from HERE Technologies says Utah is the 31st best state to own an Electric vehicle. The ranking is based on how far you have to drive to find a charger, how quickly chargers work, the number of EVs and the chance of finding an unoccupied charger. Greg, an EV owner, shares his thoughts on Utah's relationship with Electric vehicles.…

Florida surgeon general says state will eliminate all vaccine mandates, including those for kids attending public school. Greg and Holly listen to the announcement and discuss both sides of the issue.

Health and Human Services secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. faced a heated senate hearing today after last week's firing of Susan Monarez, Director of the C-D-C. Greg and Holly listen to key moments from the hearing and discuss.

One thing that comes along with this growth, are concerns surrounding the demands for water.. especially with the current state of the drought. Greg and Holly speak with Laura Briefer, Director of the Salt Lake City Department of Public Utilities about how they are planning for the demand of water use amid growth of Salt Lake City.…

The United States is seeing more of the unemployed than job openings for the first time since 2021. Greg and Holly speak with Senior Economist with Zions Bank, Robert Spendlove, about what this means for the job market.

President Trump has seen many of his recent executive orders overturned in recent days. Tariffs and halting Harvard grants are among some of the impacted orders. Greg and Holly discuss the recent rulings and the process of executive orders in the courts and why they may have made their decisions

The White House released a video yesterday depicting a missile impacting an alleged drug boat coming from Venezuela. The missile produced a large explosion and killed the 11 passengers on impact. Holly and Greg discuss the legality of the move and the potential return of the "War on Drugs."

Three Main Street restaurants may see a loan of up to one million dollars to help rebuild their spaces that burnt down in early August. Greg and Holly discuss the benefits of the loan that may come with two interest free years.

Aylo, the parent company of many pornography websites including PornHub, will be forced to pay the state of Utah 5 million dollars in an agreement made with the FCC. Greg and Holly discuss the decision with Utah Attorney General Derek Brown.

A 1,300 bed homeless shelter is planned for the northwest section of Salt Lake City. The campus will be a sprawling 16 acres that hosts resources for Salt Lakes unhoused. A question has come to many residents, however. With little to no public transit, how will people get there? KSL NewsRadio's Andy Cupp paints a picture about where this site is ex…

Topics Covered in this episode of Inside Sources: Utah lawmakers now have an additional 10 days to redraw Utah's congressional maps Gymnastics coach to serve at least 26 years in prison after found guilty of inappropriately filming minors Utah's public schools receive record $111 million from trust lands, what it means and how it's used No tax on t…

After the Tremonton shooting last month that left 2 officer dead and one injured along with his K9 companion, a veterinarian clinic is raising money to buy bulletproof vests for K-9 police dogs. Greg and Holly discuss.

The password sharing crackdown is on! Starting next month, free shipping will be restricted to household members only for Amazon Prime. So if you're using your parents account to ship to your house...you'll have to pay for shipping. Greg and Holly discuss the latest on the fight against password sharing for multiple companies.…

Utah's summer was very dry and Utahns might be getting water conservation fatigue, even as farmers are feeling the impacts of drought

Pres. Trump says he's sending National Guard troops to Chicago while at the same time, a federal judge just ruled he can't act as the national police chief. Greg and Holly discuss the latest details.

You may have heard about the "no tax on tips" portion of the "One Big Beautiful Bill" but did you know there are 68 different categories of professions that qualify, including social media influencers? Greg and Holly break down some of the jobs on the list and learn how digital creators take tips from KSL NewsRadio Producer, Caitlyn Johnston.…

Utah's public schools are getting a record $111 million from trust lands this year. Each school will get to decide where the money goes. Greg and Holly speak with the Superintendent from The Granite School District , Ben Horsely on what this money

The University of Utah will begin offering fewer courses during the 'Prime time hours" and students are fired up and sounding the alarm over this decision! Greg and Holly discuss and learn more about this decision from Director of Communications, Rebecca Walsh.

Rallies are being held in Washington today from survivors and others, demanding the full, public release of the files related to the Jeffrey Epstein case. Greg and Holly listen what victims of Jeffrey Epstein have to say during a live press conference.

A gymnastics coach will serve at least 25 years in prison.. after he was found guilty of inappropriately filming minors. Greg walks through the state and federal charges.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is facing calls to resign from more than 1000 current and previous CDC employees. This comes after, At least 9 former CDC Directors have cited Kennedy's actions--including changes to vaccine policies and the recent firing of the CDC Director--are endangering Americans' health. Greg and Holly speak more about t…

Utah lawmakers now have an additional TEN days to redraw Utah's congressional maps... This comes after Judge Dianna Gibson decided not to pause her own ruling ordering the Utah legislature to draw the new Congressional maps. Greg and Holly discuss the latest developments with Senator Todd Weiler.

Topics on this episode of Inside Sources: Execution on hold: Convicted murderer Ralph Menzies, skirts execution as judge grants additional competency hearing UN Leader forced to land plane with paper maps after alleged Russian interference Would doing away with vote-by-mail disenfranchise moms? Government shut down looms as congress comes back from…

Cami Mondeaux, congressional correspondent for Deseret News, joins Holly and Greg to discuss the latest on the potential government shutdown as congress returns and what may come next.

Utah has come to the end of the 2025 "100 Deadliest Days", with some good news and some bad news. Holly and Greg are joined by, Lt. Cameron Roden from the Utah Highway Patrol, to discuss how things shook out with the rate of accidents across Utah as the most dangerous season comes to a close.

Dalton Gibbs was riding his bicycle when he was struck and killed by an 80-year-old driver. The family has made it clear that they intend to forgive the driver only two months after their son's death, but the state Is still pursuing charges. Greg and Holly talk about the family's perspective and what the state may do.…

As the legislature is ordered by Judge Diana Gibson to begin redrawing their maps, President Trump took to Truth Social to give his thoughts on the matter. Greg and Holly address the President's comments, and speak to where things stand for the Utah Legislature with redrawing the congressional maps.

An age-old ding-dong-ditch prank has left one Texas boy dead. The shooting occurred Monday night after a group of kids rung a 42-year-old Houston resident's doorbell and then fled. Greg and Holly discuss the tragedy and the fall of childhood pranks.

Older folks, people with disabilities and mothers may face greater challenges participating in their civic duties if mail-in voting is struck down. Greg and Holly speak with Amelia Powers Gardner, Utah County Commissioner and former Utah county clerk, about what it may mean for voters with limited time.…

A guest essay published in the New York Times labeled the current secretary of health & human services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., as "dangerous." Greg and Holly discuss the reasoning and also discuss the new changes seen by the CDC over the past week.

A plane carrying European Commission President, Ursula von der Layen, was forced to land in Bulgaria the old-fashioned way after their GPS systems were scrambled by alleged Russian interference. Greg and Holly discuss.

The execution of Utah Death Row inmate, Ralph Menzies is now on hold after the Utah Supreme Court granted Menzies another competency hearing, days before he was slated to be executed by firing squad on September 5th. Greg and Holly talk about what is next in this decades-long ordeal.

A clerical error made by an employee at the county assessor's office leaves Provo residents baffled, with some having to pay more than a hundred dollars than originally quoted. Richard Piatt, communications director from Utah County, joins Greg and Holly to talk about what taxpayers may expect.

A Wall Street Journal poll says nearly 70% of Americans think hard work no longer pays off to achieve the American Dream. Greg and Holly take listener calls and texts to discuss how Americans feel disenfranchised by stagnating wages and rising living costs… and what has to give for Americans to find faith in the US economy.…

Full Funeral Services for Tremonton-Garland Sgt. Lee Sorenson

Coverage of the Funeral Service for Tremonton-Garland Officer Eric Estrada Guests: KSL NewsRadio's Adam Small, Shante Johnson- Widow of Officer Derek Johnson, KSL 5 TV's Mike Anderson, Jennie Taylor, Reporter Brian Champagne Full Funeral Service Recap of Service

UT AG leading fight against deepfake pornography Home sales being cancelled at record rates in US Trump says he's firing Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, she says he can't Preparing for an execution in Utah 2 children dead, 17 injured, after mass shooting at Minneapolis Catholic church and school Memorial plans for fallen Tremonton officers…

Memorial plans begin today for the two Tremonton Police officers killed in the line of duty. KSL NewsRadio Reporter Adam Small brings the latest details on the public viewing taking place tonight (Wednesday) and what to expect for the funerals on Thursday and Friday.