Simone Seikaly
Bonneville International, KSL NewsRadio recognized for community service
Each year the National Association of Broadcasters recognizes community service projects which make a meaningful difference in their listeners lives.5 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Great Utah Shakeout: How to make your home earthquake-safe
An adviser discusses how to make your home safe for the Great Utah Shakeout.5 months ago
Emily Ashmead
Tails of Hope: KSL NewsRadio live from Salt Lake County Animal Services
This special broadcast of Dave & Dujanovic will cover what changes will be made to Utah animal shelters to accommodate the newest regulations.5 months ago
Don Brinkerhoff
Utah welding student will represent the U.S. in a world competition
A Utah student has made it to the world stage in France, where he'll show off his welding skills to everyone.6 months ago
Curt Gresseth
UDOT offers safety tips when driving in fog
A UDOT spokesman offers safety tips when driving in the fog.8 months ago
Curt Gresseth
After two teens drown in Utah, water-safety expert warns of undercurrent danger
A water-safety expert discusses the danger of undercurrents after two teens drowned in Utah last weekend.1 year ago
Alexandrea Bonilla
Spanish Fork daycare shooting victim ‘recovering well,’ suspect faces reckless endangerment allegations
Weeks after a shooting at a Spanish Fork daycare, police say the 2-year-old injured is recovering well, but that a bullet remains lodged in his brain.1 year ago
Kate Davis
Police identify person of interest after stray bullet hits toddler in Spanish Fork
A two-year-old was hit by a stray bullet Monday May 24, 2023. The shooter was allegedly targeting birds when the incident happened.1 year ago
Waverly Golden
Be Ready Utah: What you need to know about landslides
Snow melting means moist ground below it, and therefore a high risk of landslides occurring. Dave Noriega and Debbie Dujanovic discuss on their latest episode.1 year ago
Sam Herrera
Be Ready Utah: Creating a continuity plan for your business
According to Be Ready Utah, 40% to 60% of businesses without a continuity plan never reopen after a disaster.1 year ago
Mark Jones
Tabitha’s Way: Food pantry lending help to those in need
The co-founders of Tabitha's Way in Utah County joined Dave & Dujanovic on Thursday to discuss how their food pantry works and where they get their food.1 year ago
Allessandra Harris
Utah Food Bank aims to ‘Stamp Out Hunger’ this summer
The Utah Food Bank is joining forces with the Letter Carriers Union to collect non-perishable food items for those in need.1 year ago
Waverly Golden
KSL NewsRadio awarded three Regional Murrow Awards
RTDNA, awarded Utah's Noon News, Utah's Morning News and Follow the Ballot on KSL NewsRadio with Murrow Awards.1 year ago
Waverly Golden
Be Ready Utah: How to manage prescription medications during an emergency
Wade Mathews with Be Ready Utah discusses how to be prepared to bring needed medications with you during an emergency.1 year ago
Aubri Wuthrich
Be Ready Utah created in 2006, due to flooding
Be Ready Utah was created back in 2006 for flood control in St. George, now it proves to be more useful than ever with recent flooding.1 year ago
Elizabeth Weiler
How to be better prepared for short and long term evacuations
"It's important to plan ahead, " Wade Mathews from Be Ready Utah said. "But our evacuation steps are going to depend on how much time we have."1 year ago
Elizabeth Weiler
Looking to help? Volunteers needed for flood mitigation
Gov. Spencer Cox asked the government for $5 million for flood mitigation, and now he, along with other organizations, is asking local communities for volunteers.1 year ago
Carlos Artiles Fortun
Emergency prep: Preparing for the unexpected and learning to prep
Utah Morning News hosts, Tim Hughes and Amanda Dickson spoke with several experts about what we need to know to prepare.1 year ago
Ike Yospe
KSL NewsRadio employees win Gracie Award
The Gracie award recognizes people in the media that represent the changing roles, issues, and concerns of women.1 year ago
Mark Jones
Granite School District to pilot a weapons detection system
The weapons detection system will be tested by the Granite School District at Hunter High School.2 years ago
Devin Oldroyd
West Valley City is finding its identity, according to city manager
In a special edition of Dave and Dujanovic broadcast from Granger High School, West Valley City city manager Wayne Pyle shares insight on the city's future.2 years ago
Allessandra Harris
West Valley’s Cultural Celebration Center brings the arts to Utahns
The Utah Cultural Celebration Center hosts community events of all kinds. It's been operating since 2003 and aims to bring the arts to Utahns.2 years ago
Heather Kelly and Samantha Herrera
Earthquake safety in the winter looks different, expert says
There's a chance that Utah will be hit by a high-magnitude earthquake in the next 50 years. How can we plan for earthquake safety all-year round?2 years ago
