Mark Jones
KSL NewsRadio's legal analyst Greg Skordas discusses the fallout of the Department of Labor announcing Crumbl Cookies has violated child labor laws.
1 year ago
Mark Jones
The Utah legislature is a considering a bill that would prohibit motorists from passing snowplows on both sides.
1 year ago
Amanda Dickson
There are drug shortages across the nation, but the one affecting children's medicine really hit home. Tylenol and ibuprofen proved tricky to find in this search.
1 year ago
Amanda Dickson
If you're living below the poverty level, it can be hard to buy the things you need. Here's how one school assignment is trying to give more insight.
1 year ago
Amanda Dickson
Never give up, not on each other, the children, or life. We may be down, but never out. Keep fighting for the things we hold dear. We believe in each other.
1 year ago
Amanda Dickson
Because we act like consumers, we stand at a distance, judgmental and opinionated, but never about our own role.
1 year ago
Amanda Dickson
At its core, what is our democracy based on? The USA believes in the integrity of the vote and the peaceful transfer of power that follows.
1 year ago
Amanda Dickson
As the first snow of winter begins to fall in Salt Lake City, KSL NewsRadio host Amanda Dickson recalls her memories of snow.
1 year ago
Amanda Dickson
Aiden's first game in a college stadium was the BYU vs. Baylor game this year. He talked about his sport-induced joy for days.
1 year ago
Amanda Dickson
I don't know when I was more nervous, the first time I ran the board at KSL NewsRadio or my first time substitute teaching 5th graders.
2 years ago
Amanda Dickson
Some of the weekends that I remember best and thoroughly enjoyed were conference weekends. Times were different, but the memories hold true.
2 years ago
Amanda Dickson
For those who have spent time in Florida, like KSL NewsRadio's Amanda Dickson, hurricane days are much like snow days here in Utah.
2 years ago
Amanda Dickson
One of my first jobs when I started at KSL in 1990 was running the board for BYU games, football and basketball.
2 years ago
Jeff Caplan
Richard Rosenthal is an animal attorney who handles custody cases. He sues clinics for malpractice and defends dangerous dogs.
2 years ago
Jeff Caplan
A personal assistant for the rich must be flexible, and available. They'll be writing a proposal one minute, and stocking the pantry the next.
2 years ago
Amanda Dickson
When the media focuses on mass shootings, is it hurting society, both on an individual level and collectively? What can be done?
2 years ago
Amanda Dickson
Like others, KSL NewsRadio host Amanda Dickson avoided COVID-19 until the latest, most transmissible new variant emerged.
2 years ago
Jeff Caplan
A new test could tell you about your life expectancy. If you're over 50 years old, you'll want to try it. All you need is your leg.
2 years ago
Jeff Caplan
Everyone's minds are on how to best beat inflation. And if you're trying to be super frugal, there's a good chance you can.
2 years ago
Amanda Dickson
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.
2 years ago
Jeff Caplan
A Google trends review shows Utah's most misspelled word is a lot tougher than most states. Especially Texas.
2 years ago
Jeff Caplan
A protester smeared the Mona Lisa with cake in protest of climate change last week. Another page in the Mona Lisa's interesting story.
2 years ago
Jeff Caplan
We're still buying stuff from Walmart, just not the name brands. And that's squeezing Walmart profits, which squeezes our 401K.
2 years ago
Jeff Caplan
What's so complicated about COVID-19 test kits? Mostly, the expiration date. It's a puzzle that nobody seems able to solve.
2 years ago