Curt Gresseth

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

Great Utah Shakeout: How to make your home earthquake-safe

An adviser discusses how to make your home safe for the Great Utah Shakeout.
2 days ago

Who shot, killed bald eagle near Cedar City? $10,000 reward available

A $10,000 reward is available for information leading to the conviction of the perpetrator who shot and killed a protected bald eagle near Cedar City.
6 days ago

New Utah law targets auto-renewal subscriptions

A new Utah law says companies now have between 30 and 60 days to notify subscribers of their upcoming automatic renewal.
8 days ago

Are you ready for an earthquake in Utah?

An expert from Be Ready Utah advises during an earthquake, drop, cover and hold on.
9 days ago

Utah doctor shines light on understanding, managing bipolar disorder

A Utah psychiatry professor speaks about understanding and managing bipolar disorder.
10 days ago

Kyler had bipolar disorder: His story, from the beginning

Kyler's battle against bipolar disorder ends on New Year's Day but it began as a sophomore in high school, his father said.
12 days ago

Eubank gazes into snow globe to predict spring runoff in Utah

KSL Meteorologist Kevin Eubank talks about the abundant snowpack and what to expect from the spring runoff in Utah.
13 days ago

Don’t surrender pets to a shelter. Send in a pro to reverse bad behavior, says Utah trainer

An expert discusses controlling the unwanted behavior of pets.
21 days ago

S.L. County DA says driver in hit-and-run crashes stalked victims

The Salt Lake County district attorney said the driver allegedly involved in a series of hit-and-run crashes intentionally targeted his female victims
22 days ago

Utah mom fears loss of followers and income if TikTok sold

A Utah TikTok creator talks about what banning the app in the U.S. would do to her family's primary source of income.
27 days ago

I-215 westbound in Murray to close Friday evening

The westbound lanes of Interstate 215 will close over the weekend as crews work on the 300 West bridge above it.
28 days ago

Governor talks record number of bills and safety on Utah roads

Gov. Spencer Cox had until midnight on March 21, 2024, to finish signing or vetoing any remaining bills.
28 days ago

Can’t afford new home? Would you renovate a fixer-upper?

Is it worth the work and money to attempt to renovate a fixer-upper home? Realtor discusses pros and cons.
29 days ago

How to take a big bite out of tuition costs in Utah

The University of Utah, Utah State University, Southern Utah University and Salt Lake Community College are all seeking approval for tuition increases for next year. But colleges and universities in the state offer tuition benefits for employees, spouse and dependent children under 26.
30 days ago

Would you tap into retirement savings to buy a home?

Would you tap retirement savings to buy a home? Here's what to consider before taking such a step.
1 month ago

$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.
1 month 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.
1 month 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.
1 month 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.
1 month 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.
1 month 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.
1 month 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.
1 month 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.
1 month 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.
2 months ago