KSL's Inside Sources

Utah’s sudden spring freeze and whiplash weather have wiped out this year’s fruit crop at a Provo orchard and caused strain on others statewide. Greg and Holly speak with Chris Riley, Fruit Farmer in Utah with Riley's U-Pick in Genola, about crop losses, the ripple effects, and what to watch for in your own crops.

The family of a 17‑year‑old who died from cardiomyopathy has filed a lawsuit alleging that daily consumption of an energy drink contributed to her heart condition. The hosts discuss the case and why it’s sparking renewed concern about caffeine and teens. Dr. Richard Ferguson, President and Founder of Black Physicians of Utah, explains how much caffeine is safe, potential heart risks, warning signs of overuse, and what parents should know.

President Trump has signed an executive order directing the FDA to speed up research and review of psychedelic‑based therapies for PTSD, depression, and addiction. Greg and Holly discuss what is known and speak to Rep. Jen Daily-Provost about how Utah is also working to expand research on these types of treatments.

Herriman Police say a woman was killed by blunt force trauma, and a man found inside had killed himself. Family members say the woman had filed for divorce just one day earlier. Greg and Holly discuss the rising concern around domestic violence in Utah, resources available, and the heightened risks many face when trying to leave an abusive relationship with the Domestic Violence Coalition's Kimmi Wolf.

A horrific incident has left dozens in Louisiana grief-stricken after eight children were killed in a violent attack by a man who may have been the father of some of the deceased. Greg and Holly discuss what is known.

The portal to apply for tariff refunds opens today. Mike Kofoed, Assistant Professor of Economics at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville, joins to discuss what businesses need to know and the roadblocks that may lie ahead.

Salt Lake County Council Member Laurie Stringham has lost her seat, following a defeat at the Salt Lake County GOP convention. Greg and Holly break down the latest from the convention weekend.

Greg and Holly break down fun facts to know for April 17th, then join forces with the KSL Movie Show Hosts about the big movie of the week, plus they talk about their favorite Ian McKellen Movies.

Dozens of new complaints are raising serious questions about phone protections for survivors of domestic abuse. Greg and Holly listen to reporting from KSL Investigative Reporter Courtney Johns, who has been examining the complaints and what they reveal about gaps in protection. The hosts break down why access to phone safety can be critical in domestic violence situations and what may need to change.