Curt Gresseth

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Curt Gresseth is a digital content producer with KSL NewsRadio. You can contact him at cgresseth@ksl.com.

$418M settlement may drop costs for home sellers in Utah, U.S.

A $418 million settlement on Friday may cut the costs of selling a home in Utah and across the nation.
3 days ago

How to safely view the April 8 solar eclipse, yes even in Utah

Make sure to protect your eyes from the sun during the solar eclipse on April 8.
5 days ago

Police say doorbell ditching victim overreacted

A victim of doorbell ditching in Utah County finally couldn't take the harassment anymore and allegedly crossed a legal line.
6 days ago

D.A. discusses guilty plea in murder of U of U football player

District Attorney Sim Gill joins the show to talk about the guilty plea in the 2021 murder of University of Utah football player Aaron Lowe.
7 days ago

TikTok ‘stunt’ backfires as House lawmakers push to change company ownership

Utah Rep. John Curtis discusses how a “stunt” by TikTok to influence House lawmakers just angered them.
10 days ago

Is the U.S. still not ready for a woman president?

Nikki Haley, a candidate vying to be the first woman president bowed out of the race after coming up short of votes on Super Tuesday.
10 days ago

Utah GOP chair addresses Super Tuesday caucus meltdown

The Utah GOP chair acknowledged some caucus meetings saw"challenges" on Super Tuesday, but he said overall things went smoothly.
12 days ago

SLC police talk workplace violence after double-fatal shooting

Brent Weisburg, communications director for the Salt Lake City Police Department, talks about workplace violence after a double-fatal shooting on the city’s westside.
13 days ago

Utah lawmaker discusses arming school workers

Arming school workers will lead to safer schools, says a Utah lawmaker whose bill awaits the governor's pen to become law.
17 days ago

UDOT narrows ideas for Kimball Junction road project to two plans

The goal is to improve traffic congestion and safety in Kimball Junction by adjusting traffic flow along I-80 and SR 224.
19 days ago

Utah home prices not likely to fall soon, says real-estate expert

Utah home prices are back up and so are interest rates -- and they will stay high says a Utah real-estate expert.
20 days ago

Why is the gender pay gap not closing?

The gender pay gap in the U.S. and Utah is not closing. A Utah financial planner details the impact that wage shortfall can have on a women workers over a career.
24 days ago

Bill creating Utah AI lab advances, would test tech, prevent missteps

SB 149 would create an AI lab and test technology while protecting the public in Utah.
25 days ago

Car crashes driving up cost of auto insurance

Replacement costs, inflation labor shortages, and more car crashes are all pushing up the cost of auto insurance.
25 days ago

Cop talks knocking down violent crime in Ballpark Neighborhood

Violent crime in the Ballpark Neighborhood of Salt Lake City is down. A deputy chief details how the SLCPD achieved the results.
26 days ago

UTA boss talks about train delays, says improvements coming

Despite frustrating delays, UTA has a 90 percent "on-time" record, says the executive officer.
27 days ago

Tax refunds are about 30% smaller than last year — but it’s early

The IRS is writing checks for smaller tax refunds this year, but it's still early in the tax season.
1 month ago

Dow closes down more than 500 points

The Dow dropped more than 750 points before closing down 525 points as inflation numbers rose higher than economists were anticipating.
1 month ago

Are you hiding secret spending from your spouse?

Are you a secret spender in a relationship? A national expert on personal finance offers help for couples caught up in financial infidelity.
1 month ago

Governor encouraging couples to check out virtual date night — tonight

The governor and first lady invite Utah couples to enjoy the fun of a virtual date night while learning how to make a marriage grow strong over time.
1 month ago

Rep. Moore explains his ‘no’ vote on Mayorkas impeachment

Utah Republican Rep. Blake Moore explains why he switched his yes vote to no during the impeachment of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.
1 month ago

Council chairwoman talks fighting crime in Ballpark Neighborhood

Ballpark Community Council Chairwoman Amy Hawkins talks about how the neighborhood saw a significant drop in violent crime.
1 month ago

Ogden High School bans phones in classrooms

Ogden High School banned all phones in classrooms beginning February. 5. A spokesman for the school discusses how students are adjusting to the new policy.
1 month ago

Rep. Maloy’s bill aims to help women-owned small businesses

Rep. Celeste Maloy wants to help women-owned small businesses by earmarking 5% of all federal civilian contracts to them.
2 months ago