KSL's Inside Sources

Greg and Holly share the fun facts of the day and closing arguments about economic uncertainty in the U.S.

 

Eligible men will automatically be registered into the military draft pool by December as part of an effort to streamline the previous process of self-registration and save money. Greg and Holly explain what this means and what it doesn't.

In a guilty plea, long Island serial killer Rex Heuermann  admitted to the killing of 8 women over 17-years. Greg and Holly break down the details and share analysis. 

From pressure on the Strait of Hormuz to the everyday choices families are making at home, the war in Iran is creating a economic rollercoaster. Greg and Holly host a special hour on the economic impacts of the war — and how to keep your budget steady in uncertain times.

The Strait of Hormuz has become the epicenter of economic tension. Michael Kofoed, Assistant Professor of Economics at the University of Tennessee, breaks down why this stretch of sea matters, how the war is shaping today's economy and the ripple effects that can come from conflict. 

As Utah families adapt their wallets to an uncertainty economy, Shane Stewart, Certified Financial Planner with DMBA shares tips for families and individuals about adjusting and stretching your budget.

Utah has what is known as a regulatory sandbox for Artificial Intelligence, and Utah Congressman Mike Kennedy wants the federal government to adopt Utah's approach. Greg and Holly speak with Brigham Tomco with the Deseret News about the latest details.

You drive home from a long day, pull into the driveway, and you just sit there for as long as you need to before going inside. Why do we do this? Greg and Holly discuss and share insights on how this can be helpful for our stress, but also how to be mindful about how you actually spend that time.

Even as talk of a ceasefire emerges, U.S. officials warn Iran is ramping up cyberattacks targeting America’s most vital systems, from water and energy to transportation and communications. Brad Garrett, ABC News Crime & Terrorism Analyst, joins to break down the latest intelligence warnings, the risks to critical infrastructure, and the long‑standing concern that foreign adversaries may already have digital back doors inside U.S. systems.

A new Utah law inspired by the life and death of Deserae Turner will go into effect in May, which changes how prosecutors can charge suspects in violent crimes when victims later die from their injuries. Greg and Holly discuss the law and share questions around it.

A South Ogden woman has been charged with murder after texts and photos have been shared with police. Greg and Holly walk through the details and discuss the issue of domestic violence in Utah.