In separate blocks of today's episode, Camille N. Johson, General Relief Society President for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and Ganel-Lyn Condie join the show to discuss International Women's Day and mental health.
In a packed parole hearing Monday, survivors urged Utah’s Board of Pardons and Parole to keep a repeat sexual offender behind bars. The hearing followed reporting by the KSL Investigators about failures to notify victims that their perpetrators are up for parole and ongoing efforts to improve the system.
Judge Thomas Griffith addresses a crucial conversation about how to repair the breaches in our civic life following an event at the National Cathedral in Washington D.C.
The Utah legislature is advancing a bill that would undo the law that banned Utah's abortion clinics from getting licenses. That law is currently on hold anyway while it's tied up in a lawsuit.
Months and years tick by as Salt Lake County’s top prosecutor weighs whether he’ll clear or charge officers for using force. The KSL Investigators explore the cost of that wait for officers, families, and public safety.
David Blankenhorn, the founder and president of Institute for American Values and Braver Angels, joins the show to discuss the story of Braver Angels and what he has learned about the state of America and the state of the American people.
Yeonmi Park, a North Korean defector, Youtuber, author, and American conservative activist joins Sunday Edition to discuss the lessons she learned along her pursuit to freedom.
Douglas Lovell has submitted an appeal to the Utah Supreme Court over issues related to religious discussion during his trial for the murder of Joyce Yost.
A bill that would require courts to prioritize child safety in custody decisions cleared its first hurdle at the Capitol. The move follows a KSL Investigation on how courts weigh parental rights against child safety.
Life preparation lessons will become part of the instruction for seminary and Institute of Religion courses offered by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Custody battles can be messy and devastating to children caught in the middle. Judges are on the lookout for parents who manipulate their kids into taking sides. But are they potentially putting kids in harm's way? KSL investigates.
On this week's Sunday Edition, Boyd Matheson sits down with Director of the National Marriage Project Brad Wilcox who says the solution to happiness is marriage.