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Lorenzo Alaxander joins Luke and Mitch Vareldzis for The Lo Down to discuss if Jonathan Gannon's job is safe and if Marvin Harrison Jr. is just going to be average.

Brown University Shooting Suspect Found Dead + Unraveling the MIT Connection Courage Amid Tragedy: Tremonton Couple’s Story After Deadly Police Shooting 'Patriot Games' and 'Patriots of The Caribbean' Holiday Harmony: Navigating Divorce and Co-Parenting Helping Utah’s Homeless: The Road Home 'Avatar', 'David', and the Art of Visual Storytelling in Movies

URSULA'S TOP STORIES: Seahawks win // Gov. Ferguson proposes new housing slush fund // Cal Raleigh named SI's ‘Breakout Star of the Year' // GUEST: Katrina Guischard on parental expectations // Is it better to get away for Christmas or stay home?

Gee shares how he ended up covering the Seahawks // AGREE TO DISAGREE: Are you cutting in the "I'll get you later" guy for the pool PowerBall win? // WE HEAR YOU! and WORDS TO LIVE BY

AG Brown claps back on a federal attempt to ban gender affirming care for minors? // What kind of a traveler are you? // SCENARIOS!

Seahawks highlights // Katrina Guischard with her weekly parenting segment: what to do when you kid overreacts // Nancy Cordes on President Trump's busy week // Charlie Commentary, reading texter comments on the week of commentaries // Representative Travis Couture [R] on the state budget // Gee Scott on the amazing Seahawks victory last night // Paul Holden with weekend events

The Live 5 News team has your morning headlines and weather. 

Why are developers betting so big on Phoenix/Scottsdale right now?

Mark Lowry is a beloved Christian comedian, singer, and songwriter best known for his sharp wit, heartfelt humor, and deep love for faith and family. On today's episode of "Pure Joy" he sits down with Joy Summers to share about helping to write “Mary, Did You Know?", touring with the Gaither Vocal Band, and what his momma said to him as a kid that inspired it all. Mark's favorite versions of "Mary Did You Know." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaRpeMT1tjQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jv_a24Bh6s  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdchjKJP29w He also mentions this book that changed his life:  "The Grace Awakening" by Charles Swindoll  

Lorenzo Alexander joins Wolf and Luke for The Lo Down to discuss what is wrong with the Arizona Cardinals' defense and how to fix college football.

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SNAP Changes: How New Rules Impact Utah Families When Children Kill Their Parents: Understanding Patricide Cookies with a Cause: RubySnap’s Giving Tree  Training School Guardians: Emery County Sheriff Speaks to Active Shooter Scenario Training in Schools Speaker Mike Schultz: Year-End Reflections and School Safety Utah’s First Uniquely Abled Machinist Graduates The Best Non-Holiday Films Around Christmas

URSULA'S TOP STORIES: Trump's Prime Time address on the economy// BIG night for the Seahawks // GUEST: Chris Sullivan's good and bad of 2025 in the world of transit // WOULD YOU RATHER?

Charlie Harger's investigation into the child in the tent // What are the Christmas hills that you'd die on? // SCENARIOS!

Listeners give us their thoughts on the economy // AGREE TO DISAGREE: What is the proper procedure for bringing something to the party // WE HEAR YOU! and WORDS TO LIVE BY

Charlie Harger exclusive report, "The Boy in the Tent": a story of fentanyl devastation impacting one young child in Seattle // Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: Looking at some of the bad transportation stories from 2025 // Rob McKenna on the Supreme Court case examining President Trump's method of tariffs on US trade partners // Charlie Commentary on why the Keeping Families Together Act is failing one specific child in Seattle // Excerpts from the year end address given by President Trump // Gee Scott on tonight's huge Seahawks game

The Live 5 News team has your morning headlines and weather. 

Recent surveys and trend reports reveal that today’s workforce — especially Gen Z — is wrestling with burnout, fractured expectations, and new behavioral norms on the job.

New York Times reporting finds that many American high school students are now assigned just one or two full books a year, if that. Why are kids not reading books?

Why will some layoffs lead to other companies following suit even if they don’t really need to? 

Will some parents take advantage of the Empowerment Scholarship Account? 

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Max Starks joins Wolf and Luke for Maximum Football to discuss if Kenny Dillingham will be back at Arizona State in 2026 and who the contenders are in the NFL now that the Kansas City Chiefs are out of the playoffs.

From cookie baking to tree decorating, family traditions create shared identity and lasting memories. Holly shares why these rituals matter and how to start new ones this holiday season.

Topics covered on this episode of KSL's Inside Sources include: Colorado River Crisis: Warm Winters and Water Woes Rep. Doug Fiefia Responds to Tonga Travel Ban Inside Trump’s Second Term: Susie Wiles and the ‘Junkyard Dogs’ Home Buying in 2026: Your Ultimate Checklist

Riverton High School students are on a mission to make a difference. Through their annual Silver Rush fundraiser, they are raising money to support mental health programs. Greg and Holly speak with Seth Christensen, Student Body President, and Hailey Scott, Student Body Communications Officer, about how the effort and how you can help.

The U.S. Department of Education has launched an “earning indicator” to help students make smarter financial decisions about college. Jason Swenson explains how this tool works, why some institutions—including those in Utah—are flagged, and what it means for future students aspiring to attend college. Would knowing your potential earnings have changed your college decision? Greg and Holly hear from listeners to discuss whether higher education should come with a financial warning label.

With temperatures nearing 60 degrees just days before Christmas, experts are sounding the alarm on the Colorado River. KSL NewsRadio's Adam Small breaks down a new report warning that just one or two dry years could push Lake Powell and Lake Mead past critical thresholds, jeopardizing water supply, hydropower, and farming across the West.

A startling situation unfolded in Florida when a 4-year-old jumped from a car being towed after she was left inside. Greg and Holly discuss this frightening incident and the potential legal consequences.

The Trump administration’s expanded travel ban now includes Tonga, potentially affecting families and students in Utah. Rep. Doug Fiefia, whose parents emigrated from Tonga, joins to share his reaction to the expanded travel ban.

A new campaign in West Valley and Salt Lake City is sending a strong message: “No ICE Allowed.” Sarah Buck, Co-Leader of Salt Lake Indivisible, explains why these signs are appearing at local businesses and how the community is responding.

Vanity Fair’s deep dive into Trump’s second term is gaining attention. It reportedly reveals power players, strategy shifts, and controversial moves. Lauren Irwin from the Deseret News joins to unpack Susie Wiles’ role as White House Chief of Staff, the Epstein files, and what’s next for the administration.

Thinking about buying a home next year? Russel Faucette from The Stern Team of Omada Real Estate, shares tips on preparing now, spotting red flags, and making smart moves in a market with rising inventory and stubborn interest rates.

Is there hope for the Affordable Care Act subsidies, which are set to expire at the end of the month? We've learned that four Republicans joined Democrats in a petition to force a vote to extend the subsidies. Cami Mondeaux, Deseret News Congressional Correspondent, breaks down what happened and what it means.

A group of Minnesota judges are making headlines, not for rulings, but for rocking out. Greg and Holly discuss the band, recent threats against the judiciary, and how judges are using music to cope with the challenging climate in 2025.

URSULA'S TOP STORIES: LUKE DUCEY on the latest on the flooding and power outages // People are still moving to Seattle // GUEST: Charlie Harger's hatred of paper straws // WOULD YOU RATHER?

Adam Silver talks NBA expansion, would you back to school as an adult? // Why are NFL Kickers so good? // SCENARIOS!

Top Five Holiday Movies/Flooding update // AGREE TO DISAGREE: Movie theaters  // WE HEAR YOU! and WORDS TO LIVE BY

Scott Sistek on the winter storms and what to expect in the year's end // Xavier Walton on what to expect from travel next week // Jeff McCausland on the latest US moves in the waters outside Venezuela // Charlie Commentary on the "Great Straw Shakedown" // Scott MacFarlane on the upcoming deadline for releasing the Epstein Files and the charges against Nick Reiner // Gee Scott on more Amazon layoffs

The Live 5 News team has your morning headlines and weather. 

Think about some of the great places you’d like to see before you’re too old and feeble to get out anymore.  What if you had an extra excuse, beyond just your vacation desire, to take action and buy that plane ticket? 

Wolf and Mitch Vareldzis react to the two minute report from the Phoenix Suns and Los Angeles Lakers game on Sunday night and discuss which quarterbacks in the transfer portal Kenny Dillingham could go after.

Sabrina says that she thinks her boyfriend Wes is sneaking another woman into his place, because he keeps changing his door code....Every time she goes over recently, she's locked out because he's changed the code...Is he doing it to prevent her from catching him in the act?

After the murders of Rob Reiner and his wife, Pres. Trump made a statement on social media, blaming Reiner for his own death. Those comments have sparked a sharp backlash, even from members of the GOP. Greg and Holly discuss where the line is when speaking about someone's murder in the public eye about the ethics and accountability; we all should follow.

In a new poll conducted by Pew Research, over fifty percent of Americans believe that the administration is doing too much deporting immigrants. Greg and Holly pour over the poll and discuss the deeper numbers.

The president's plan to create his three-hundred-million-dollar ballroom is on display in the courtroom today. Preservationists are accusing him of illegally tearing down the East Wing of The White House. The Administration is pushing against criticism saying that he is following the long history of presidents making renovations to the building. Greg and Holly discuss these renovations and where the line is when it comes to renovations.

The president's plan to create his three-hundred-million-dollar ballroom is on display in the courtroom today. Preservationists are accusing him of illegally tearing down the East Wing of The White House. The Administration is pushing against criticism saying that he is following the long history of presidents making renovations to the building. Greg and Holly discuss these renovations and where the line is when it comes to renovations.

Utah Auditor Tina Cannon has pulled her lawsuit challenging the meeting on the vote to relocate her office in Utah's Capitol... Greg and Holly get the latest details from KSL NewsRadio's Adam Small on where this office debate stands and why the lawsuit was dropped.

Topics covered on this episode of KSL's Inside Sources include: Manhunt Continues For Brown University Shooting Suspect Too Much? Poll Shows What Americans Think About Trump Immigration Policies  Ballet West Warns of 'Nutcracker' Ticket Scams + Online Red Flags  The Brain’s Secret Superpower: How and When It Rewires Itself