Defense counsel for the 41-year-old Salisbury Christian School music teacher arrested and charged with multiple sex offenses has filed a motion to dismiss the case based on the vagueness of allegations and maturity of the victim.   more >>

America's CEOs are coming under fire these days not just for their hefty salaries but also for their use of private jets, limos with drivers and free trips to posh resorts.   more >>

Nightside takes a minute to congratulate itself for putting an end to the idea of a database for private clubs in the state of Utah.   more >>

Suspects arrested in cases as minor as shoplifting would have to give a DNA sample before they are even charged with a crime if a controversial proposal is approved by the Legislature.   more >>

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

This week on the Nightside Project we've been discussing the different bills being proposed up at the state capitol regarding private clubs and scanning IDs.   more >>

State lawmakers are eyeing a replacement for private clubs. But they differ on where the technology would be applied.   more >>

COUPLES who have more than two children are being "irresponsible" by creating an unbearable burden on the environment, the government's green adviser has warned.   more >>

A new bill in the state of Utah could put an end to private club memberships. But in its place it would require that people going into private clubs would have to have their ID scanned.   more >>

Phelps has embarrassed himself again after a triumphant Olympics, this time getting his picture snapped as he inhaled from a marijuana pipe. The photo wound up in a British tabloid Sunday, forcing Phelps to publicly apologize and his handlers to deal with sponsors who are surely none too pleased about the swimmer's choices away from the pool.   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 >>

The state's budget battle continues, and every state agency is caught in the middle. But anticipated cuts are a major concern for college students across the state, and today hundreds of those students took their concerns to Capitol Hill.   more >>

Gov. Rod Blagojevich was bounced from office Thursday without a single lawmaker rising in his defense, ending a nearly two-month crisis that erupted with his arrest on charges he tried to sell Barack Obama's vacant Senate seat.   more >>

Matt Townsend Show can be heard Saturday's at 11:00am on KSL Newsradio 102.7 FM and 1160 AM.   more >>

Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. joined Ethan and Alex live in studio on Thursday.   more >>