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KSL's Inside Sources episodes

March 11 Classroom Changes: Cellphones, Literacy & Classroom Tech
Jason Swenson with the Deseret News, breaks down the education changes coming to Utah classrooms from this year’s legislative session — from stricter “bell‑to‑bell” cellphone restrictions to new literacy requirements, tech‑safety mandates, and investments in higher‑ed research. What will this mean for students, teachers, and parents?
10 min
March 11 Georgia’s High‑Stakes Runoff: The Battle to Replace Marjorie Taylor Greene
NewsNation’s Elizabeth Prann joins us to explain the closely watched Georgia runoff to fill the seat formerly held by Marjorie Taylor Greene. Who are the candidates, what’s driving voters, and why is this special election drawing national attention?
11 min
March 11 New Faces, New Districts: Who’s Running for Congress in Utah?
Utah’s newly redrawn congressional map is reshaping the 2026 political landscape. We break down the candidates jumping into the race, including Karianne Lisonbee’s official announcement, and look at how incumbents are positioning themselves in the state’s reconfigured districts.
10 min
March 10Inside Sources Full Show March 10th, 2026: Trump’s Election Ultimatum & the Future of the SAVE America Act
Rep. Kennedy on His Push to Let Families Sue Over Gender‑Related Hormonal Treatments
The New Salt Palace's Financial Safety Net'
Salt Lake Temple Open House: What Downtown Should Expect
Your Taxes in 2026: Legislative Update
Why Teens Aren’t Sleeping — and What It’s Doing to Them
Hegseth: Today will be the ‘most intense day of strikes inside Iran’
...and more!
1 hr 50 min
March 10 Iranian Sleeper Cells? What a New Alert Reveals
There's been a U.S. alert about intercepted Iranian communications that may activate sleeper assets abroad. Retired FBI Supervisory Special Agent Karl Schmae, who led the Joint Terrorism Task Force and investigated domestic and international terrorism, joins the show. Karl breaks down what sleeper cells are, how they operate, and what security agencies are watching.
10 min
March 10 The 60% Tax Amendment: What Voters Need to Know This Fall
Sen. Lincoln Fillmore explains an amendment that will be on that ballot this fall that would
requiring citizen-initiated ballot measures to receive at least 60% voter approval to make certain tax-related changes.
11 min
March 10 Six Months After the Killing of Charlie Kirk: Journalist Reflects on Eyewitness Experience
Deseret News reporter Eva Terry reflects on the six months since Charlie Kirk was killed as she watched it happen on UVU's campus. We discuss how Utahns have moved forward since the tragedy, what it has meant for civil discourse, and how the event continues to shape politics and community conversation.
11 min
March 10 What's With The Warm Weather? + Feed Utah Food Drive
KSL Meteorologist Matt Johnson joins us in-studio to explain yesterday’s unusual heat, what it means for snowpack, and whether Utah is facing a higher‑than‑normal risk of flooding or wildfires this season. Holly and Rusty also speak with Utah Food Bank CEO Ginnette Bott, who outlines the state’s growing child‑hunger crisis and what Utahns can do right now to support families in need as they host their fifth annual Feed Utah food drive.
11 min
March 10 Hegseth: Today will be the ‘most intense day of strikes inside Iran’
We examine major new developments inside Iran — including escalating strikes, oil market fallout, and the latest information provided by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
10 min
March 10 Why Teens Aren’t Sleeping — and What It’s Doing to Them
Deseret News’ Lois Collins joins to talk about the nationwide sleep deficit affecting U.S. teens. We explore new research, what’s driving chronic tiredness, and what changes may help families and schools support teen health.
11 min