KSL's Inside Sources

Six years ago, was when COVID started to take over Utah and empty shelves. Greg and Holly reflect on this transformative time; Holly shares more of her fun facts of the day. Greg shares his closing arguments for today's show about what trials like the one involving Kouri Richins is bringing to light in relation to Utah's judicial system. 

We are seeing a non-typical winter fading into spring with a record low of snow and temperatures rising nearly twenty degrees above normal in some locations across the state. We have KSL Meteorologist Matt Johnson on to discuss the weather patterns we are seeing and how hard it is to predict what we might see going forward. 

The Trump administration is making it cheaper for farmers to hire foreign farmworkers. U.S. agriculture has faced a long running labor shortage as farmworkers age and fewer Americans or new immigrants enter the field. Now with increased ICE enforcement those impacts could be spilling over as well. Greg and Holly discuss what changes are coming and hear insight from the President of the Utah Farm Bureau, Val Jay Rigby, to share what is happening in Utah. 

Closing arguments are being heard in the Kouri Richins case after the defense chose to rest on Thursday without calling any witnesses, Greg and Holly discuss the latest updates with KSL.com's Emily Ashcraft and Greg provides analysis on possible reasons why the defense rested so early. 

Greg Skordas and Jim Bennett are joined by Andy Farnsworth and his new Movie Show co-host, Val Cameron, to talk about the Big Movie of the Week and answer this week's Movie Show Question: What is the trope in a horror movie that scares you the most?