Dave & Dujanovic
Curt Gresseth
LISTEN: Biden issues order closing southern border to asylum seekers
President Joe Biden issued an executive order on Tuesday sealing off the southern border of the United States to asylum seekers when the number of daily illegal border crossings tops 2,500.3 months ago
Curt Gresseth
SLC lending a hand to businesses struggling with Sugar House construction
Construction in the Sugar House neighborhood is pinching local businesses in the pocketbook, but the Salt Lake City government is helping, says a Salt Lake City councilwoman.3 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Kids burning out on sports. Is focus on only one sport the problem?
Kids are burning out on sports because they are focusing their energies on only one sport. Mix it up by trying other sports. It helps prevent burnout, both physically and psychologically, says a BYU professor of exercise sciences.3 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Should you take on debt for home repairs?
A national financial expert at Bankrate joins the conversation about borrowing for home repairs, renovations, etc. His advice: It’s always better to save money than to borrow.3 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Is retiring abroad worth it? What about health care? Other costs?
The number of Americans retiring abroad has tripled in 30 years, according to a 2024 Monmouth poll. Is it right for you?3 months ago
Curt Gresseth
What to do if someone — even you — falls into a river
An expert on water safety and rescue shares advice on what to do if someone -- or even you -- falls into a river, now being driven by ice-cold spring runoff.3 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Healthy marriages good for Utah taxpayers, says governor’s adviser
An adviser to Utah Gov. Spencer Cox says state government is invested in and promotes the importance of strong, healthy marriages and families.3 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Come on in, the water’s fine (but remember to wear a life jacket)
The Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation law enforcement chief shares his knowledge and experience with selecting the right life jacket and using it safely.3 months ago
Esme Sanchez Estevez
Spring runoff concerns in Salt Lake County
Kade Moncur, Director of Public Works Engineering with Salt Lake County talk through the recent spring runoff concerns with resources to be use this summer.4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Utah experts share life-saving boat safety tips
As spring moves into summer, two Utah experts share their knowledge and experience about boat safety.4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Lawyer rips Idaho prosecutor for not charging 18-year-old man, who allegedly yelled racist and sexual slurs at U. women’s basketball players
KSL's legal analyst criticizes a northern Idaho prosecutor's decision not to charge a young man accused of shouting racist and sexual slurs at black players on the University of Utah women's basketball team while in Coeur d'Alene.4 months ago
Sam Herrera
LISTEN: Walmart hiring more workers without college degrees for high-paying corporate jobs
In an exclusive interview with ABC News, Walmart U.S. CEO spoke on the company's efforts to hire and promote employees without college degrees.4 months ago
Dave Noriega and Debbie Dujanovic
Would you choose to be a teacher if your starting salary was $49,555?
An April report found the Utah teacher average starting pay sat shy of $50,000 in the 2022-2023 school year.4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Granite School District lays down the law on cellphones in schools
The Granite School District is rolling out a districtwide policy on using and misusing cellphones and other personal electronic devices in schools.4 months ago
Curt Gresseth and Kyle Remund
Norway’s ban on cellphones in middle schools shows positive results. Will Utah do the same?
A brain performance specialist discusses a study that found improvements in girls' grades and a dropoff in school bullying for both boys and girls after Norway banned cellphones in middle schools.4 months ago
Caitlyn Johnston
LISTEN: In the line of duty
On Thursday, Provo Police Officer Trenton Halladay was given a place on Utah's memorial for fallen officers.4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Women on birth control and weight-loss meds are becoming pregnant
Some women on birth control who are also taking weight-loss medications like Ozempic are becoming pregnant.4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Utah student earns perfect ACT score but rejected by MIT and BYU
A perfect ACT score is not enough for a Davis High School student to gain admission to MIT or BYU.4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
After 40 years, Payson High bringing home Bacon
Kevin Bacon returns Saturday to Payson High School for the 40th anniversary of the movie Footloose.4 months ago
Kyle Remund
West Lake Jr. High rebuilds after 2020 earthquake
West Lake Jr. High is being rebuilt with earthquake safety in mind, and the Granite district is preparing for future emergencies, too.4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
How an earthquake impacts homes and buildings
A structural engineer discusses how an earthquake rattles homes and buildings.4 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
Tammy Kikuchi
Instances of squatting in Utah are rare, but they happen
While Utahns have many legal protections to fight against squatters, it can still happen. Here's what to do, if it does.5 months ago
