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Happy Pioneer Day Eve! Andy Farnsworth and Steve Salles join us to roast the worst movies this week. Then we've got the Three Thangs including the massive Fireworks at Utah Lake celebration on July 24th. In Pursuit of Happiness, we ask: should corporate retreats feel more like a kid's birthday party? We're rounding up all the best Pioneer Day events from the Days of '47 Parade to rodeos and Handcart Days, plus Health Class tackles what your calf muscles reveal about your heart. Richie has some Pioneer day lore he wants to clear up. And a woman got fired after just ONE day on the job — we'll tell you why. We end with the AI question of the day.    KSL Brightside streams live weekdays 12–3 PM, with a YouTube-exclusive live stream from 12–1 PM and radio plus YouTube from 1–3 PM.   Follow KSL Brightside on social media!   YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@KSLBrightside Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KSLBrightside Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/KSL_Brightside TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ksl.brightside

We're diving into Pioneer Day food traditions — what's on your table tomorrow and how is it different from July 4th? Speaking of Utah icons, the giant pickle mascot in LaVerkin is finally getting a real name, and the city wants the public's help choosing it. Alex and Richie go through the latest suggestions. Then, a Spanish pilot pulled the ultimate prank on a plane full of Argentina soccer fans — tricking them into thinking they'd won the World Cup before dropping the real result. Was it hilarious or over the line? The morality police are debating. Plus, a scary story out of the Animal Kingdom: a 3-year-old was bitten by a rattlesnake that was hiding under an Amazon package.    KSL Brightside streams live weekdays 12–3 PM. Catch the YouTube-exclusive live stream from 12–1 PM and listen on radio plus YouTube from 1–3 PM.   Follow KSL Brightside on social media!   YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@KSLBrightside Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KSLBrightside Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/KSL_Brightside TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ksl.brightside

Utah's fireworks season kicks off today for Pioneer Day – but dozens of cities are banning or restricting them. We break down where you can and can't light up. Plus, France becomes the first EU country to ban social media for kids under 15 – but can it actually work? We also talk new e-scooters hitting SLC streets, the iconic Coachman's sign getting saved, Christopher Nolan's famously phone-free life, Mediterranean yacht rentals getting cheaper, and why more Americans are shoplifting everyday basics.  KSL Brightside streams live weekdays 12–3 PM with a YouTube-exclusive stream from 12–1 PM and radio plus YouTube from 1–3 PM.  

Fireworks are now legal in some areas in Utah… as we approach Pioneer Day, but some Utah cities are restricting or fully banning them. We break down which cities are affected and ask the chat to chime in on how they feel about fireworks this year. Plus, a man recounts being tossed by a bison at Yellowstone, drone footage captures a great white shark stalking kids off the SoCal coast, and France just became the first EU country to ban social media for children under 15. KSL Brightside streams live weekdays 12–3 PM. Watch the YouTube-exclusive live stream from 12–1 PM, then catch us on radio plus YouTube from 1–3 PM.

URSULA'S TOP STORIES: Confronting ICE // GUEST: Luke Duecy on the big weekend for Boeing // Do you love to speed? Why? It’s only saving you 54 seconds a day. // Gee & Ursula share some music for the masses

Are we worried about the M's? Seahawks back in action! // Japanese businesses are allowing workers to wear shorts // SCENARIOS!

Former lawmakers say Olympia has a spending problem // We listen to the songs that remind you of summer // AGREE TO DISAGREE: Should phone calls be banned on phones? // TEXTS AND WORDS TO LIVE BY

Casey McNerthney with "Crime and Punishment" — a weekly crime check from the King County Prosecutor's Office // Steve Roberts on lowering approval rating for President Trump // Charlie Harger Commentary on another Democratic former WA Governor decrying the state budget // Retired Lt. General Richard Newton on the escalating conflict in Iran // Gee Scott on his love for Dutch Bros Coffee

Bad Bunny se despide de Europa. La Velada del Año VI ya tiene sus favoritos. ¿Quieres ver a Delaossa en directo? ¡Participa en nuestro concurso! Madonna ya sabía qué accesorio iba a ser el más deseado del verano.

Longtime White House teleprompter operator facing allegations of insider training 'Teen Takeovers' coming to Utah Real Salt Lake issues apology to decorated Utah soccer player Lawmakers back east demand Canada do more to stop wildfire smoke from blowing into U.S. Defense Secretary Hegseth announces testosterone test for military service members Secret to endless youth? Going to the movie theater!

URSULA'S TOP STORIES: Confronting ICE // Is it time for BAC's at the boarding gate? // Do you love to speed? Why? It’s only saving you 54 seconds a day. // Greg & Ursula share some music for the masses

Coyotes are out of control // What can Seattle take forward from the World Cup? // GUEST: Katrina Guischard on America's growing frustration with out-of-control kids // SCENARIOS!

The Idaho student murders take their turn on Netflix; is there something wrong with America's true crime obsession // AGREE TO DISAGREE: 20% of Americans would leave their partner for a lottery win // Nick Creasia, Ursula Reutin, Greg Tomlin & Spike O'Neil send us into the weekend with their musical talents

Karen Travers on President Trump's primetime speech // Katrina Guischard on a Bay Area restaurant's new policy about kids' behavior that has gone viral // Dima Voytovych on his 220-mile mission to raise funds to help rebuild lives in Ukraine // Charlie Harger Commentary reflecting on his upcoming one-year anniversary of commentary for Seattle's Morning News // Ursula Reutin on downtown businesses keeping up momentum post FIFA World Cup excitement // The Rick Rizzs Show // Herb Weisbaum on used Evs // Weekend Events with Paul Holden

Maria says she and her boyfriend Will used to FaceTime almost every morning before work and every night before bed, but now, most of her calls get sent straight to voicemail. Will claims he's just busy, but Maria's convinced he doesn't want her to see where he is or who he's with.   So, what’s Will hiding?

Understanding what's been cut in the President's executive order shrinking two Utah monuments Elections: Revisiting the 2020 election, local election hiccups, LG responds to DOJ Domestic violence calls are up Tough Conversations with Kids: How parents can work with other parents to help children thrive Utah AG joins other attorneys general to push for more robocall changes Americans continue to lose trust in higher education Utah's national parks ranked as some of the happiest parks… thanks to selfies? Allegations of cheating on driver's license tests in California

Why have we been reticent to talk Trump? // Red Robin is closing 70 locations // SCENARIOS!

URSULA'S TOP STORIES: A decision on Seattle's notorious bare buns beach // New US Attorney in Seattle fired in an hour // WA's rent cap for 2027 will be 9.7% // Chris Sullivan says it's completely okay to camp in the left lane // Ask Ursula!

Bullets fired into homes from Arlington shooting range // Is Gee really a Dutch Brothers Dude? // AGREE TO DISAGREE: A student in Florida graduated with a GPA of 11.99 // WE HEAR YOU! and WORDS TO LIVE BY

Chris Sullivan with a Chokepoint: Explaining the difference between left-lane campers, and slow drivers in the HOV lane // James Lynch with the "Cold Case Project": Highlighting the case of a murder young woman, still unsolved after 30 years // Brad Garrett on a push to reform ICE behavior during immigration checks // Charlie Harger Commentary on why he chooses to drive an EV over his favorite diesel truck // Gee Scott on Jaxon Smith-Njigba as the best WR in football

A new survey shows that people who live in Phoenix did not support a recently passed ordinance that restricts feeding and medical aid to homeless people in city parks. Bruce and Gaydos look into the survey and why the city hid the results.

Olivia found a love note to her boyfriend Sal from another woman in his nightstand while helping him pack to move. He claims it's from an old relationship — but when Olivia tried to throw the card away, he stopped her.  Now, Olivia suspects this old flame hasn't quite burned out.

Burn scars around Utah at high risk of mud flows, flooding Caregiver charged in death of three men with disabilities has court appearance State senator named to lead conservative think-tank U.S. House passes bipartisan bill to make Daylight Saving Time permanent Todd Blanche faces Congressional hearing to become new U.S. Attorney General Tough Conversations with Kids: How parents can assist in stopping and preventing bullying ...and more!

URSULA'S TOP STORIES: ICE arrest on I-5 // Ferguson fights Millionaire Tax repeal efforts // Open relationships on the rise // WE NEED TO TALK. . . Gee shares his cousin's experience with open relationships

More torture for Sonics fans // Darrington could lose their only community hub // The Housing Crisis Is Also a Retirement Crisis // SCENARIOS!

Seattle is one of the most fit cities in the nation // Boomers are to blame for lagging alcohol sales, not Gen Z // AGREE TO DISAGREE: Sen. McConnell's recovery photo only sparked more questions // WE HEAR YOU! and WORDS TO LIVE BY

4PM: Lindsey Graham dead at 71 // The conspiracies theories are abound // Trump Backs Lindsey Graham’s Sister to Fill His Senate Seat // Mitch McConnell provides proof of life; Many, including AI, call it AI // Why recruiters can’t find workers and new grads can’t find jobs (it’s not AI) // The obstacle keeping America from building the homes it needs; skilled workers // John’s ill-fated DIY deck 

Utah Heat: power outages, appropriate tree watering Tough Conversations with Kids: How parents can keep their kids safe around evolving technology Utahns… the leaders of being passive-aggressive? Utah makes top list of worst states to live in Argentina court rules that goldfish have rights

Chris Sullivan Chokepoint: The Kingston Ferry terminal is running into issues with passengers missing a required ticket booth // Mike Dobuski with "Tech Tuesday" : Lawsuit from Apple to OpenAI, Meta ending an AI program // Leland Vittert on the US conflict with Iran and the death of Senator Lindsey Graham // Charlie Harger Commentary on the issues with trying to recycle plastics // David Fahrenthold on the US conflict with Iran and the death of Senator Lindsey Graham // Gee Scott on affordability issues in Seattle

On today's KSL Brightside, Ethan and guest host Richie Steadman go into the details of gaming. What does it mean to be a responsible gamer? We play a game of “Utah or Not?”, and everyone's favorite topic..Inflation.BREAKING: Lindsey Graham’s sister is named his successor in the Senate for the duration of his term.

In this episode of KSL Brightside, Ethan and guest host Richie Steadman discuss the events over the weekend. A man in Yellowstone was seriously injured after a run-in with a Bison. Ethan has soccer news and tells the youth about traveling back in the day.

May has been uncomfortable ever since she found out her boyfriend Andre's old friend Rebecca — who just moved back to town — used to be his high school girlfriend!  But she became even more concerned when Andre and Rebecca started texting and hanging out non stop…Now he wonders if Andres is trying to rekindle and old flame…

Sources: President Trump will sign EO shrinking size of controversial Utah monuments A new opponent emerges in fight against data centers President Trump says U.S. Navy blockade on Strait of Hormuz will go back into effect New York Times say DOJ has subpoenaed reporters over Air Force One reporting Sen. Graham's death contributing to a changing Congress Ask the Attorney: KSL legal analyst answers listener questions on Robinson preliminary hearing Bison attacks visitor at Yellowstone National Park

Ursula’s experience in the CID // KC getting a 50% increase in drug treatment beds // Why couples fight on vacation // SCENARIOS!

URSULA'S TOP STORIES: Sen. Lindsay Graham has died // The Seahawks have a new owner // Howard Schultz continues his tirage against WA governance // Why there are millions of open jobs that millions of unemployed workers can't fill // WE NEED TO TALK. . . Looksmaxxing and the men who participate in it

UW investing in sports but not academics // The Pierce County Sheriff made the reason for a woman's 911 call // AGREE TO DISAGREE: Is a bachelor's truly a credential? // WE HEAR YOU! and WORDS TO LIVE BY

Llega el verano, las escapadas al pueblo y con ellas las fiestas, donde recuperamos una de las tradiciones más importantes: los trajes regionales. Desde la boda del rey Alfonso XII, donde las diputaciones mandaron a Madrid comitivas vestidas con esos trajes regionales que fueron inmortalizados por Lurante, hasta el trabajo de Sorolla par al Hispanic Society of America. Los trajes regionales se convirtieron en el siglo XIX en protagonistas del arte y objetos codiciados de coleccionistas y millonarios. Además, para ampliar el tema, contamos con la visita de Mónica Rodríguez de Subirana. Ella es conservadora del Museo de Romanticismo y comisaria de la exposición 'El artista en Italia'. 

Casey McNerthney with "Crime and Punishment" — our weekly report from the King County Prosecutor's Office // Retired Lt. General Richard Newton on the latest strikes between the US and Iran // Patrick De Haan on the increase in gas prices with renewed conflict between the US and Iran // Ben Siegel on the passing of Senator Lindsey Graham // Charlie Harger Commentary on how Bonney Lake is dealing with retail theft

South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham died early Sunday morning. A medical examiner's office said a ruptured aorta is the cause of death. Before coming to WRAL, NC Capitol Reporter Caroline Yaffa covered Senator Graham extensively. She spoke with WRAL Executive Producer Scott Nagel about her experience covering the long-time Senator and his impact on South Carolinians.     

Inside Trump’s Oval Office Decision to Ditch the Iran Ceasefire // Expect fuel and travel costs to shoot back up // WA GOP requesting Ferguson call a special session to pause the CCA tax // Seattle is a lot of things, but at least we’re not on the top 30 list of worst cities for bed bugs // Hospitalized Mitch McConnell confers with GOP leaders amid health speculation // Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear asks Sen. Mitch McConnell to give a public update on his condition // Massive blunder as news outlet prematurely releases Mitch McConnell memoriam piece   

WA superintendent proposes life skills class for high school seniors // He Earns $33 an Hour as a Costco Cashier. Now He’s a Millionaire. // Unpacking Costco’s incredible benefits and employee retention //  Nolan Wells' family demands answers after missing teen found dead on Mississippi island   

Man, 39, stabbed in Seattle’s University District // King County homelessness agency sued in Belltown restaurant owner’s killing // Surveillance cameras in Seattle’s Stadium District shut off after FIFA World Cup // ‘The Creepiest Possible Path’: Meta Letting Facebook, Instagram Use Your Personal Posts for AI Image Generation // ` Meta says US states are seeking $1.4 trillion in penalties in August youth safety trial // LETTERS

WA superintendent proposes life skills class for high school seniors // He Earns $33 an Hour as a Costco Cashier. Now He’s a Millionaire. // Unpacking Costco’s incredible benefits and employee retention //  Nolan Wells' family demands answers after missing teen found dead on Mississippi island 

Robinson preliminary hearing will drag on into September Federal housing bill will go into effect without Pres. Trump's signature Utah Rising: Helping Utah businesses grow Gas prices on the rise again, White House launches "Freedom Fuel Network" Helping Utah refugees get into the back-to-school spirit Previewing this week's movie: the live-action Moana

Dangerously high temperatures are knocking on our door. Triple-digit heat is expected through the weekend and into next week. And on Sunday, we could break the all-time high temperature record for Salt Lake City. To get the latest on the forecast – and to find out if there's any relief in store – Inside Sources chats with KSL Meteorologist Matt Johnson. Hot weather can also negatively affect our mental health. And people on some kinds of psychotropic medications can find themselves even more susceptible to higher heat. Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Gregory Noel, co-founder and clinical director of In Soliday Counseling joins the conversation to share his recommendations to keep mental health stable when the temps soar.

Utah's Heat Wave Is Coming, One Fireworks Ticket & New Olympic Sports for 2034 A dangerous heat wave is heading for Utah this weekend — Extreme Heat Warnings are in effect with temps expected to hit 104–107°F along the Wasatch Front. Then, how many tickets did SLC police hand out for illegal fireworks over the July Fourth holiday? Just one. We'll talk about whether the ban actually worked. Plus, Rice-Eccles Stadium could be getting new premium suites in the north end zone (don't freak out, north end zone fans — Mark Harlan says it won't block your view). Airbnb is offering $750 bonuses to new hosts in World Cup cities, and hosts are already averaging $3K payouts during the tournament. We'll also dive into the new sports being considered for Utah's 2034 Winter Olympics — including freeride skiing and snowboarding — and whether Russia could return to the Games. Plus, the cyberbullying conversation being brought up as we learn more about the death of Storage Wars star Darrell Sheets. KSL TV’s Mike Anderson on Utah's booming data center coverage, an active SLC fire, and the AI question of the day.   KSL Brightside streams live weekdays 12–3 PM, with a YouTube-exclusive live stream from 12–1 PM and radio plus YouTube from 1–3 PM.   Follow KSL Brightside on social media! YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@KSLBrightside Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KSLBrightside Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/KSL_Brightside TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ksl.brightside

Whether you knew her for "Total Eclipse of the Heart" or "I Need a Hero" (which was made famous in the Utah-made movie "Footloose"), Bonnie Tyler was a major part of the 80s music scene. Overnight, she passed away at the age of 75. Greg and Holly reminisce about her before turning to a new discovery from scientists: elephants aren't actually scared of mice. Wait what?

The U.S. Supreme Court will review -- and possibly take up -- a court case from here in Utah. The topic of this case is whether or not it's legal for the court to sentence a minor to life in prison without parole. You may not know this, but it's already not legal to sentence a minor to death. But the question here is whether a life sentence for a minor is in the same vein. The Utah Supreme Court ruled on behalf of the defendant, but the Utah Attorney General is appealing that decision. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas shares his thoughts on the appeal and explains the law as it currently stands.

After suffering a slew of defeats over redistricting and proposed constitutional amendments on ballot initiatives, state legislative leaders say they are pushing pause on previous proposals to restrict ballot initiatives. What could be the motivation for this decision? Could it be that a series of defeats -- including incumbents losing their primaries -- have influenced the move? Holly and Greg discuss.

I WAS THINKING:  Celebrating Taylor Swift’s Wedding NDA  // GUEST - RY CURLEY - CHELAN FIRE LATEST AND WORLD CUP. Chelan Hills Fire now deadly, ‘Go Now’ evacuations underway //  Millionaire biohacker who wants to live forever reveals incurable illness