KSL's Inside Sources

One Utah school district is now asking a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit against them over claims that they allowed racial bullying and harassment by another student. The Iron County School District says they can't find enough proof the incident happened, so they want the lawsuit dismissed. They also say they aren't responsible for harm caused to a student by another. Greg and Holly are on very different sides of this issue; they share their stances.

Downtown Salt Lake City businesses are urged to prepare now for a decrease in foot traffic once the Salt Palace Convention Center closes for three years. The temporary closure is part of the plan to revitalize the center and build a new sports and entertainment district between the convention center and the Delta Center. The closure is expected to begin in all 2027. KSL TV's Daniel Woodruff provides updates on the closure, and Greg and Holly discuss the economic impacts to downtown businesses because of the closure with Executive Director of the Downtown Alliance Dee Brewer.

Want another chance to get some cash? How about some cash that you already should have had in your pocket? Right now, the state of Utah is sitting on record amounts of unclaimed property. Tomorrow, the state treasurer's office will host a webathon to help and encourage people to claim their lost money. Holly and Greg also share some fun facts for this day in history, plus closing arguments on changes to the Utah Supreme Court.

Wedding bells are getting a bit quieter in this day and age, especially among young people. Over the last several years, there's been a notable decrease among adults in the belief that marriage is essential for a good life -- that's according to the American Family Survey. The Deseret News' Lois Collins has a new piece out on this topic, which she decided to write about thanks to a conversation on a recent flight to Europe. She joins the program to explain.

The last legislative session saw lawmakers expanding the Utah Supreme Court from 5 to 7 justices. As a result, Governor Spencer Cox had to nominate two people to fill those empty seats on the bench. Today, he announced his selections: Jay T. Jorgensen and Stephen P. Dent. We hear from the governor and both of the appointees in a live news conference; Greg then shares his legal thoughts on the process and what happens before the two officially join the state's high court.

As Utah's kids head out for their summer break, many face a very real possibility of going without a decent, nutritious meal every day. In this special coverage on Inside Sources -- "No Child Left Hungry" -- Greg and Holly look at several ways Utah children can still get fed this summer.

Our first two conversations center on what schools are doing to help students; Kimberly Loveland, Director of Child Nutrition Programs at the Utah State Board of Education and Bobbie Beach, Nutrition Services Operations Manager at Granite School District, join the program.

Then, we shift focus to how non-profits are helping kids and families this summer, plus why it's so important that children get proper nutrition in order to thrive. Utah Food Bank CFO Kent Liston and Utahns Against Hunger Director Gina Cornia join the conversation.

Is artificial intelligence actually to blame for a dimmer job market for new college grads? Or is it something else? The Federal Reserve Bank of New York is out with some new data that looks at these situations and it turns out, something else is to blame: remote work.

President Trump says he isn't rushing to make a deal with Iran right now, even as the two sides continue to trade strikes amid a shaky ceasefire. All of that has Greg and Holly wondering: at what point does a ceasefire cease being a ceasefire? Like, can we even call it that anymore? We get updates on the peace negotiations from NewsNation; Greg and Holly share their own thoughts on the status of the war and the involvement of other countries in the region.

Utah's primary election ballots are heading out in the mail today, which also marks three weeks until election day. It's coming up on June 23rd. The biggest races to watch this cycle in Utah are the congressional races -- especially given our new congressional maps that shook things up a bit. Greg and Holly kick off today's Inside Sources, recapping and sharing their thoughts on the debates for the 2nd and 3rd congressional districts. They also discuss some other high-profile primary races occurring today, including a few in California.