Curt Gresseth
Sen. Mitt Romney talks inflation and economy
High home and gas prices and inflation, are causing real hardships for Utahns and Democrats will be blamed by voters, Sen. Mitt Romney told Inside Sources.5 months ago
How families should prepare for an emergency at home or away
Do you have an emergency reunification plan ready for your loved ones? Two experts share tips on what to do when disaster strikes while at home or away.5 months ago
South Salt Lake mayor defends new $130,000 salary
The mayor of South Salt Lake defended her latest salary of $130,000 by saying she hasn't received a pay raise in 11 years in office.6 months ago
South Salt Lake resident wants to stop mayor and City Council from awarding themselves raises
A South Salt Lake resident has taken his ballot initiative on pay raises for city leaders to the Utah Supreme Court after being rebuffed by the city attorney on what he said was a technicality.6 months ago
Why does my cheeseburger cost so much? Most ingredients touched by inflation.
A reporter joined the show and walked us through the reasons that popular cheeseburger ingredients have jumped in price since March of 2021.6 months ago
Missing three years, autistic teen found in Park City
An autistic teen missing from northern California since 2019 was found by sheriff's deputies in Summit County, Utah. He has since been reunited with his stepfather.6 months ago
Gov. Cox’s use of pronouns unnerves Fox News’ Tucker Carlson
Tucker Carlson of Fox News attacked Utah Gov. Spencer Cox for sharing his preferred pronouns with a student during a virtual town hall a year ago. Equality Utah's Executive Director Troy Williams discusses how pronoun use is meant to convey a sense of belonging for younger Americans today.6 months ago
Inflation may be starting to ease, says insider
The editor in chief of Investopedia says inflation is costing Americans like they haven't experienced in 40 years but signs show inflation is easing.6 months ago
Utah Legislature sued over allegedly unconstitutional gerrymandering
A Utah group is supporting plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the state's Legislature for alleged gerrymandering on Utah's newest maps.6 months ago
Utah woman shadowed lawmakers to ease her political rage
Frustrated and angry with politics, a Utah woman shadowed state lawmakers to gain a better understanding of the process and to lower her own political rage.6 months ago
Will Biden’s plan to tap national reserve lower gas prices?
An industry insider says it's good President Biden wants to encourage oil and natural gas production, but isn't sure what it'll do for gas prices.6 months ago
Do you regret quitting your job?
A Utah economist discusses the pros and cons of remote work as a study shows a majority of workers regret quitting jobs during the Great Resignation.6 months ago
Building bridges between Latter-day Saints, Muslims
SALT LAKE CITY — The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has released a new 35-page pamphlet designed to enhance understanding between Muslims and Latter-day Saints. The booklet is the fruit of years of work, including collaboration with Muslim imams. Muslims and Latter-day Saints: Beliefs, Values, and Lifestyles Elders David A Bednar and Gerrit […]6 months ago
Are you a registered Utah Democrat seeking to vote in the Republican primaries? Deadline is midnight tonight to switch
For registered Utah Democrats seeking to vote in the Utah Republican primaries, the deadline to switch party affiliations is midnight tonight.6 months ago
What’s the holdup on my tax refund?
A tax expert talked to Inside Sources about new duties given to the IRS and why your tax refund is taking so long to arrive.6 months ago
Volunteer describes rescuing stranded hikers (with baby) in waist-deep snow
A volunteer describes rescuing a group of stranded hikers -- along with a 10-month-old baby -- from Big Baldy Mountain on Saturday.6 months ago
In Utah’s drought, watering your lawn once a week will turn it brown but keep it alive
Because nearly 97% of the state is in a drought, watering lawns and plants is restricted to once a week in the Weber Water Basin Conservancy District. But that is enough to keep a lawn alive through the heat of the summer, said a turf-grass specialist.6 months ago
Everyone can do something to help, says advocate for homeless in Utah
Utah homeless advocated Pamela Atkinson said there are actions we can all take to help provide assistance to the unsheltered.6 months ago
Social media at core of two kidnappings in two weeks
Two Utah girls were reportedly kidnapped after meeting men on the virtual-reality platform, Oculus. A Utah IT expert discusses the dangers of social media.6 months ago
Is now the time to buy an electric vehicle?
The question arises with the rising price of gasoline. The executive director The New Car Dealers of Utah offers advice and recommendations.7 months ago
Demand exceeds supply, so home prices will keep climbing in Utah
A senior research fellow from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute explained why home prices in Utah, and across the nation, are skyrocketing right now.7 months ago
Lawsuit says peacock scratched girl’s face at Hogle Zoo
A peacock attacked and injured a young girl at Utah's Hogle Zoo in April 2021 according to a lawsuit that has been filed against the zoo.7 months ago
Economy is healthy except for inflation, which will come down, says finance expert
Inflation is affecting everyone but it will start to ease, plus the economy is healthy for those seeking good-paying jobs in a tight labor market, says the editor-in-chief of Investopedia.7 months ago
