KVNU For The People

FTP Movie Show: Other Mommy -- Lanterns -- Ted Lasslo final season -- Carrie, the series  

Tami Pyfer: What my politically divided family teaches me about dignity and respect --   

 Cache County Clerk Bryson Behm -- Cache Chamber CEO/President Jamie Andrus

FTP Theater Hour: Journey tribute -- Fall show schedule

Highlights from the Utah Debate Commission's UT-2 debate with Congressman Blake Moore and challenger Peter Crosby   

USU Engineering students invite public to trebuchet "pumpkin toss" -- Former State Representative Dan Johnson writes op-ed about Jason Thompson.  

Republican U.S. Rep. Blake Moore and Democratic challenger Peter Crosby clashed over inflation, energy policy, and resource management Tuesday during a debate at Utah State University. The debate highlighted contrasting visions for representing Utah’s 2nd Congressional District.

Sutherland Institute's Defending Ideas: Which state runs elections best? -- Study: Prolonged poverty makes households less religious     

Highlights from Rep Casey Snider and Rep Angela Romeroa "Civil Debate" 

Utahns on The Voice -- Lawmakers say public executions would be illegal in Utah -- Logan City makes new data center rules official   

Sens. Curtis and Lee differ on Trump's Russian diesel deal -- New "Feed Utah Kids" license plate and school lunch debt report 

Rep. Thompson responds to Belmont campaign claims -- Banned Books Week events in Utah -- Cache County Library on Providence voters' ballots  

Independent House 3 candidate Patrick Belmont -- Weather conspiracy theory invades Utah political social media -- Data Center survey  

FTP Theater Hour: Four Seasons Theater survey -- USU's "What Women Want" and "She Loves Me" -- Journey USA coming to the Eccles

USU study: Just how bad for you are ultra-processed foods -- Congressman Blake Moore discusses affordability at town hall 

Grand jury indicts two Utah sheriffs over alleged interference in Kouri Richins' trial -- Utah residents living near data centers weigh in on noise -- Soldier's Hollow "snow pile"

FTP Book Club: "Overkill: When Modern Medicine Goes Too Far" by Paul Offit M. D.

Rep. Jason Thompson weathers raucous town hall -- Health officials warn of fatal illegal kratom overdoses -- Sutherland Institute's Defending Ideas

Jason Williams interviews Cache County School Board candidate Aaron Ritchie, Cache GOP Chair Natalie Levi, and Utah State University College Republicans Chair Ethan Harper. Ritchie outlines his campaign platform for District 2, focusing on property tax restraint, trade education partnerships, classroom AI guardrails, and enhanced school safety. Meanwhile, Harper and Levi highlight a surge in youth...

Host Jason Williams covers local political news, highlighting upcoming town hall meetings and Sen. John Curtis's proposed Data Center Community Empowerment Act. The segment concludes with an analysis of Utah Supreme Court oral arguments concerning a controversial law that creates a three-judge panel to review constitutional challenges to state legislation.

FTP Movie Show: Lanterns -- Digger -- Coming soon

Surveying backs Logan City 99 foot right of way claim -- SLC Police high tech crime center raises privacy concerns -- Amendment B

Jason Williams highlights local political controversies, a regional holiday charity drive, and survey findings regarding youth football safety. The episode covered former Logan Mayor Holly Daines' letter addressing out-of-state campaign mailers in the Utah House District 3 race, as well as an urgent call for volunteers and venue space from Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots coordinator Melanie Swe...

Charlie Schill highlights local theater updates across Cache Valley, including Pickleville Playhouse's production of "The Ghost of Dead Man's Creek" and Utah State University's opening of "What Women Want". Schill also praised Four Seasons Theatre's performance of "Once Upon a Mattress" alongside the Cache Symphony Orchestra's sold-out live accompaniment for a David Attenborough nature documentary...

Rep. Jason Thompson -- Out of state money popping up in more Utah races -- Legislative audit shows vastly different sentences for the same crimes