Boyd Matheson
Matheson: What Mitt Romney got right and most in power miss
Mitt Romney choosing not to seek reelection is a great lesson in the fallacy of the irreplaceable. Here's what we can learn.12 months ago
Mark Jones
Lee says reforming Antiquities Act will end uncertainty around national monuments
Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, shares with KSL NewsRadio a piece of legislation that would reform the Antiquities Act that would help solve uncertainties around national monuments.12 months ago
Devin Oldroyd
Before you attack the Supreme Court, understand its role
The Supreme Court has faced more and more criticism over recent years. Public trust in the court is the lowest it's been in generations.12 months ago
Sam Herrera
Rep. Chris Stewart’s final farewell to Congress
His resignation takes effect on Friday, ending a decade of serving in the U.S. House.12 months ago
Mariah Maynes
What does abolishing the U.S. Dept. of Education mean? Expert weighs in
One expert said that candidates need to focus more on finding solutions for education than simply abolishing the Department of Education.12 months ago
Mark Jones
The story behind the 9/11 National Day of Service
The 9/11 National Day of Service continues to grow, according to co-founder David Paine. And it's expected to be even bigger in 2023.12 months ago
Devin Oldroyd
Federal Reserve Bank President Mary Daly on inflation and the Fed’s job
Everything seems to be more expensive and more inflation numbers seem to come out every day. However, for the Fed, it's all about data.12 months ago
Mariah Maynes
Suicide Prevention Month: breaking stigmas and helping those who are struggling
September is National Suicide Prevention Month. A mental health advocate provided some tips for destigmatizing mental health and helping those who are struggling.12 months ago
Mark Jones
GOP presidential candidates vying for support in South Carolina
GOP presidential candidates were recently in South Carolina vying for support among voters.1 year ago
Mariah Maynes
Paper straws are no better than plastic, research says
Paper straws are no better than plastic, according to Belgian researchers. The drink utensils contain PFAs, which are harmful to the environment and to people.1 year ago
Mark Jones
US to train Ukrainians to fly F-16s starting in October
Beginning in October, Ukrainian pilots will be taught how to fly F-16s in Arizona.1 year ago
Mariah Maynes
Nordic economic systems would not work for America, expert says
Nordic economic policies won’t work in the United States. "They are portrayed as these tax-the-rich utopias where everything is free,” says Brian Reidl, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute.1 year ago
Mark Jones
Colleges rake in big money from TV contracts, who’s paying the taxes?
TV contracts have universities across the country trying to get a share of the money. But is who is paying the taxes on that money?1 year ago
Mariah Maynes
How to practice gratitude, according to experts
Practicing gratitude can have positive impacts on an individual's quality of life. Learn how to implement it into your day.1 year ago
Mark Jones
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints donates $1M in Maui recovery efforts
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has donated $1 million to the American Red Cross to aid recovery efforts in Maui.1 year ago
Mark Jones
Finding common ground on education in Utah
The Utah State Superintendent of Public Instruction discusses why Utahns must find common ground on education.1 year ago
Carlos Artiles Fortun
Presidential candidates try to stand out at the Iowa State Fair
DES MOINES — Over the weekend, presidential candidates attended the Iowa State Fair — hitting the carnival rides, rapping, and pitching their messages to the Iowa caucus voters who will be some of the first to vote in 2024. And, just as in recent years past, there are many Republican candidates trying to make a […]1 year ago
Mariah Maynes
States should have more power in educational policy, said expert
Giving states more educational policy power would benefit students, says expert.1 year ago
Mark Jones
Changing the country’s education policy to produce better results
The country's education policy is one of the most important. What can be done to change it to produce better results?1 year ago
Mark Jones
Getting the lowdown on the latest indictment of former President Trump
Sarah Isgur, a senior editor for The Dispatch, joined KSL NewsRadio to discuss the latest indictment of former President Trump.1 year ago
Mark Jones
President Biden will be in Utah next week. What’s his message?
President Biden will make a stop in Utah next week. Maura Carabello, co-host of KSL at Night, joined KSL NewsRadio to discuss what his message to The Beehive State might be.1 year ago
Devin Oldroyd
Ever heard of a #lazygirljob? It may not be a great as it seems
A new trend is making its way around social media, the TikTok trend #lazygirljob. What is it? Will it make you happy?1 year ago
Mark Jones
Dealing with the problem of pain, should we try to eliminate it?
Pain is a part of life. However, it's an aspect many people try to void. Scott Raines, a writer and doctoral student at the University of Kansas, joined KSL NewsRadio to discuss the topic.1 year ago
