The United States of America inaugurated its 44th president in this nation's history.   more >>

A pack-a-day smoker for 30 years, Teri James, of Midvale, was ready to kick her habit. Her timing was serendipitous: a trip to the doctor's office to get Wellbutrin and nicotine patches revealed a tumor in her right lung.   more >>

The country is in the middle of the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression, which isn't stopping rich donors and the government from spending $170 million, or more, on the inauguration of Barack Obama.   more >>

Lawmakers are looking to crack down on drivers using cell phones. Three legislators plan to introduce legislation dealing with the issue.   more >>

Matt Townsend joins us Thursdays for the latest expert advice on relationships. The Matt Townsend Show can be heard Saturday's at 11:00am on KSL Newsradio 102.7 FM and 1160 AM.   more >>

Unpopular but unbowed, President George W. Bush defended his tumultuous two terms in a farewell address to the nation Thursday night, claiming a hard-won record of achievement. Reaching back to the Sept. 11 attacks, when the public rallied behind him, Bush declared the United States will "never tire, never falter and never fail."   more >>

An Eden woman says her plastic surgeon and a local television station published edited nude photos of her against her knowledge and against her will.   more >>

Gregg Stebben joins the Nightside Project each and every week to discuss the latest in technology.   more >>

John Fund, political journalist with The Wall Street Journal, was the keynote address at Sutherland Institute's "Transparency in Education" forum on January 14.   more >>

Three New Jersey siblings whose names have Nazi connotations have been placed in state custody, police said. The children, ranging in age from 3 to under 1, were removed from their home Friday. They drew attention last month when a supermarket bakery refused to put the name of the oldest Adolf Hitler Campbell on a birthday cake.   more >>

Some teachers could have up to $15,000 in home loans forgiven if they teach in the same district or charter school for 10 years.   more >>

Nightside's movie man Kevin Carr from Fat Guys at the Movies joins us each and every Friday to review the latest movies hitting the box office this weekend.   more >>

Utah's bar industry is crafting a proposal that would eliminate the state's unique private club system in exchange for offering to electronically scan the driver licenses of customers to ensure they're 21 or older.   more >>

Gregg Stebben joins the Nightside Project each and every week to discuss the latest in technology.   more >>

Utah's newest congressman, Jason Chaffetz, braved a sarcastic and playful interview from Comedy Central's Stephen Colbert.   more >>