One year into the Senate, John Curtis is pulling back the curtain on life in Washington.

Bridger Beal-Cvetko, Reporter with KSL.com, breaks down what Curtis explained is working, what’s not, and what he what he has to say about the situation unfolding in Venezuala.

Stories we will cover on this episode of KSL's Inside Sources include:

Legislation is being considered by Utah Lawmakers that would reduce technology use and screen time in the classroom. KSL NewsRadio Reporter Adam Small discusses the two bills proposed to address tech in classrooms. Sponsor of The Balance Act, Rep. Ariel Defay joins the show live to explain why less screen time is needed in classrooms.

The US has seized two oil tankers that it says were linked to Venezuela. One tanker was seized in the Caribbean, and the US military says it was under sanctions. The other vessel was captured in the North Atlantic. Max Rego of The Hill joins the show to explain what led to the seizures, why they matter, and what this escalation could signal for U.S. and Venezuela relations.

In the wake of the latest intervention on Venezuela... threats around the US working to acquire Greenland continue to grow... Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor of the Deseret News joins the show to analyze why doing this by force is a bad idea.

Many homeowners only check their home’s value when they’re thinking about selling. Russel Faucette, owner of The Stern Team at Omada Real Estate, joins the show to explain why tracking your home value year‑round is one of the smartest financial habits homeowners can build.

We are learning about a deadly shooting involving an ICE agent out of Minneapolis, Minnesota. ABC News reports a woman was inside of a car when it happened. A spokesperson with the Department of Homeland Security says she was "attempting to run over ICE Agents" as they pushed their car out of a snowbank...She was shot in the head and died on scene.