KSL NewsRadio anchors Jeff Caplan and Amanda Dickson are retiring from the station, according to a report published November 9, 2026.
The departures of the two longtime broadcasters mark the conclusion of decades of experience at the Bonneville Salt Lake City station.
Jeff Caplan has been with KSL NewsRadio since 2013 and has served as an afternoon news anchor since 2016. Before his tenure at the station, Caplan spent 15 years hosting the morning drive at WCBS 880 in New York.
Caplan announced his decision to retire after 46 years in the industry, stating that his final edition of the Afternoon News will air next Tuesday. He noted that the move is intended to allow more time with his family.
Amanda Dickson will retire from broadcasting on November 12, 2026. Her departure follows a 37-year career with the Bonneville news/talk station.
In her retirement announcement, Dickson expressed gratitude for the friendship and support she has received throughout her nearly 40 years in radio.
KSL has not yet announced who will replace Caplan in the afternoon news or Dickson on morning broadcasts. The station has also not outlined any permanent programming changes following these departures.
The retirements of Caplan and Dickson represent a significant transition for KSL NewsRadio, as both individuals spent over a decade building relationships with listeners.
