Doug Wright talks with a BYU professor about the future of the British Monarchy following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Doug also looks at the political landscape in Utah with two months to go until the mid-term elections.
Doug Wright talks to UDOT about a proposed gondola in Little Cottonwood Canyon, including next steps for the project, how they came to decide on the gondola, and how the public can make their voice heard, including those against the proposed gondola.
Doug Wright sits down with Utah Senator Mitt Romney to discuss the shrinking Great Salt Lake, The Family Security Act 2.0, as well as the senator's thoughts on the Inflation Reduction Act and the re-dedication of the Washington DC temple.
Sunday Edition explores the FBI’s execution of a search warrant at Mar-a-Lago, former President Donald Trump’s residence in Florida. We also discussed all things back to school.
Doug Wright discusses the nation's possible recession, water restrictions in Washington County, and the wave of incoming proposed property tax increases.
Doug discusses Utah's water woes with State Planning Coordinator, Laura Hanson, Executive Director of Utah Rivers Council, Zachary Frankel, and Chair of the Department of Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Utah, Kevin Perry.
Doug Wright sits down with the President and CEO of The Sutherland Institute, Rick Larsen to discuss a new Gallup poll that found American's confidence in U.S. institutions are down. Doug also discusses gun safety laws in Utah with educator and state senator, Sen. Kathleen Riebe. Lastly, Doug and Utah Representative Mike Schultz look at what is causing the high prices and how long they might last.
Doug Wright talks about the Utah GOP primary election results with Utah Democratic Party Executive Director, Thom Desirant. Doug also discusses the U.S. Senate race results with Republican challenger Becky Edwards.
Doug Wright discusses what the ruling on Roe v Wade means for Utahns with State Senator, Dan McCay, and Planned Parenthood Association of Utah CEO and President, Karrie Galloway.
Doug Wright sits down with Sen. Mike Lee to discuss the upcoming election, inflation, the Supreme Court of the United States taking up Roe v Wade and Lee's FORMULA Act to help families during the infant formula shortage crisis.
Doug Wright sits down with Morgan Lyon Cotti from the Hinckley Institute of Politics to discuss how Utah's GOP Senate Candidates would fare against Independent Candidate Evan McMullin if the race were held today. Doug also speaks with GOP Party Chair, Carson Jorgensen to talk about the Republican Primary debates ahead of the June 28th Primary Election.
Doug Wright sits down with Senator Dan McCay to discuss the Supreme Court leaked draft opinion on Roe v. Wade and about the so-called "trigger law" that would go into effect if Roe v. Wade is overturned.
Doug Wright sits down with Jim Bennett from the United Utah Party to look back on the Democratic Convention in Utah, along with the President of Bonneville International to talk about the 100th anniversary of KSL NewsRadio.
Doug Wright invites former Governors of Utah to join him on this week's Sunday Edition to look back on the life and legacy of the late Senator Orrin Hatch.
KSL Newsradio's Boyd Matheson sits down with Senator Mitt Romney, president of the Utah Taxpayers Association, Rusty Cannon, and Salt Lake County Mayor, Jenny Wilson. They seek to discuss a range of issues that are facing Utahns and the nation, including the war in Ukraine and inflation.
Boyd Matheson welcomes Rabbi Zippel on the show to talk about the confluence of Passover, Easter and Ramadan. Boyd also sits down with Jason Perry of the Hinckley Institute of Politics and Moe Egan on the show from The Other Side Village.
This week on Sunday Edition, President Joe Biden delivers his first State of the Union address in the midst of global turmoil. Boyd Matheson, Opinion Editor with the Deseret News and Host of KSL Newsradio’s Inside Sources, reacts to the president’s priorities as it relates to the Ukraine invasion, skyrocketing inflation and the COVID-19 pandemic.
This week, we are looking ahead to upcoming elections across the state—a senatorial race and how redistricting will impact the make up of the state legislature.
