Opinion
Jeff Caplan
Jeff Caplan’s Minute of News: Speeding ticket excuses that won’t work
Editor’s note: This is an editorial piece. An editorial, like a news article, is based on fact but also shares opinions. The opinions expressed here are solely those of the author and are not associated with our newsroom. SALT LAKE CITY — It’s well documented Utah has had a problem with speeding lately. More drivers […]2 months ago
Jeff Caplan
Jeff Caplan’s Minute of News: A deadly career choice — journalists in Russia
Nearly two dozen journalists in Russia have lost their lives doing their jobs. Jeff Caplan explores what it's like to work in the country.2 months ago
Jeff Caplan
Jeff Caplan’s Minute of News: What is an oligarch anyway?
An oligarch is a member of an oligarchy, or, a small group of people with control over a country, organization, or institution.3 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Can mindfulness curb opioid addiction and pain? U. of U. researchers says it can help.
A University of Utah researcher says mindfulness can stop the opioid epidemic and chronic pain.3 months ago
Jeff Caplan
Jeff Caplan’s Minute of News: The ship that didn’t come in
A crewless ship on fire in the middle of the Atlantic contains precious cargo. Singed, expensive, eagerly awaited precious cargo.3 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Is TikTok hurting your teen? Parents can help says counselor
Parents can help their teen make better decisions about their interactions with social media platforms like TikTok.3 months ago
Jeff Caplan
Jeff Caplan’s Minute of News: Let Amazon drivers do their job
A TikTok trend has KSL NewsRadio's Jeff Caplan fired up. Why is it okay to demand Amazon drivers do anything but, drive and deliver?3 months ago
Amanda Dickson
Opinion: The common denominator driving misinformation is fear
The answer, says Amanda Dickson, is fear. She says we cannot let fear, in the guise of misinformation, lead us astray.3 months ago
Simone Seikaly
Jeff Caplan’s Minute of News: Vladimir Putin’s Super Bowl ring
This story is about how Russian President Vladimir Putin got hold of a Super Bowl ring, and what it tells us about the man.3 months ago
Amanda Dickson
The psychology of choking during competition, or any high stress event
One researcher says that the most highly performing people in the world are most susceptible to choking under pressure, or during competition.3 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Britain Covey on the art of the punt return, the healing power of horses and prepping for the NFL
Britain Covey, star U of U football wide receiver and punt returner, talks about prepping for the NFL, fickle fans on social media, the healing power of horses and life lessons learned from football.3 months ago
Amanda Dickson
Remembering Salt Lake 2002 during the opening ceremony in Beijing
Amanda Dickson remembers the excitement and the hope of Salt Lake 2002, as we prepare for the Beijing 2022 opening ceremony.3 months ago
Curt Gresseth
One economist says life today is simpler than you may think
Without having to spend time hunting and gathering, one economist says we live the real simple life.3 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Blue states joining Red in axing taxes
Traditionally, Red State politicians focus on cutting income taxes and Blue States, sales taxes. A Tax Foundation expert joins Inside Sources to explain that the tax picture in the year ahead for all taxpayers (Red, Blue and Purple) is looking bright.4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Help the homeless in Utah by shattering myths, says Utah advocate
Common misconceptions about the homeless in Utah include whether they work, or have families, and how many are LGBTQ youth.4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Russian troops crowd Ukraine’s border. One Utahn has been there, done that.
Russian troops are massing on Ukraine's border. For one Utahn, he was in the thick of it the last time Russia invaded. Both then and now, the Olympic Games were starting in Beijing.4 months ago
Jeff Caplan
Jeff Caplan’s Minute of News: Silence as Tongans await return to the grid
A fiber optic cable the size of a garden hose connected Tonga to the grid before the volcano. It takes a special ship, and time, to repair.4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Biden’s first year in White House? Utah Reps. Owens and Moore weigh in
Both said Mr. Biden's first year ranked poorly because of inflation, the US-Mexico border and the withdrawal from Afghanistan.4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Great Salt Lake could use your help now, says expert
The Great Salt Lake is an essential stopover for migrating birds and a financial driver of the state economy, but it is suffering historic water lows amid a drought. The good news, says a water-conservation expert, is residents and legislators have the tools needed to raise the water levels of the lake back again.4 months ago
Jeff Caplan
My Minute of News: The qualities that made MLK’s famous speech so famous
The reason MLK's "I have a dream" speech is so famous, so enduring, boils down to the time, the place,and mostly, the words.4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
How to vaccinate the whole world (not just rich countries) against COVID
A global-supply chain expert discusses the steps necessary to vaccinate the whole world -- not just wealthy countries -- against COVID-19.4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Utah Rep. Curtis reflects on US Capitol riot one year later
Rep. John Curtis says there's a lot that isn't known about the Capitol riot, or about the scar it created in Congress.4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Is it time for Utah to upgrade the state flag?
A state task force is taking steps to design a new flag for Utah and it wants your help in coming up with a new and better design.5 months ago
