Curt Gresseth
Salt Lake Chamber president talks about fixing shortages in housing, labor and water in Utah
Derek Miller, president and CEO of the Salt Lake Chamber, joins the show to discuss three big problems facing Utah today: the housing, labor and water shortages.1 year ago
Mass shooter’s age – 72 – makes California massacre harder to unravel
A mass shooter, 72, killed 11 people and injured nine in California on Saturday night before killing himself. A former US Attorney for the District of Utah dissects the massacre.1 year ago
Utah congressman discusses his bill to ban US teens under 16 from using social media
Rep. Chris Stewart, R-Utah, discusses his new bill that would ban American kids younger than 16 from using social media platforms.1 year ago
Could state senator’s bill prevent next domestic-violence tragedy?
A state senator is proposing a bill that would mandate that all police departments in Utah perform a lethality assessment when responding to domestic violence calls to help prevent a future tragedy.1 year ago
Mayors in SLC, South Jordan, discuss Bees baseball moving to Daybreak
Mayor Erin Mendenhall has opened a design competition for the future of Smith’s Ballpark site.1 year ago
FBI warns parents sextortion of children online is rising in Utah
Sextortion of children online is rising in Utah, Idaho and Montana, and the FBI is warning parents and caregivers to be vigilant about their children's activities online.1 year ago
Teen charged as adult in fatal shooting of girlfriend in Piute County
The 17-year-old boyfriend has been charged as an adult in the fatal shooting Sunday of Jacqueline Nunez-Millan in Piute County, Utah.1 year ago
COLD podcast host talks about quadruple Idaho murders
Idaho murders are discussed by COLD podcast host Dave Cawley1 year ago
New treatments, headache school emerging to treat migraine attacks
Migraine headaches affect 37 million Americans. A Utah doctor discusses the new medications and treatments for sufferers. There is even a free, online headache school at the University of Utah.1 year ago
Would you pay for surgery to be taller? Kaysville mom says her daughter’s happier now.
Would you pay for surgery to be taller? A man in Turkey had two surgeries (about $27,000) that added 5 inches to his 5-foot-2 frame. A Kaysville mother says her daughter is happier after surgery to even out the length of her legs.1 year ago
Real Housewives of SLC star faces sentencing Friday. Podcast host shares her insights.
Real Housewives star Jen Shah faces sentencing for wire fraud. Emily D. Baker says a prison term of six to 10 years is realistic.1 year ago
Why is Utah getting walloped with snow this winter?
Utah snowpack statewide is 170% above average. Why is the state receiving so much precipitation this winter. A climatologist explains.1 year ago
Like Idaho quadruple murder case, Utah police have used forensic genealogy
As was done recently in Idaho, law enforcement in Utah used a DNA technique to track down a suspect in a cold case homicide.1 year ago
Granite Park Junior High staff member arrested, accused of sex with 14-year-old student
A staff member of Granite Park Junior High School was arrested Tuesday and accused of engaging in unlawful sexual acts with a 14-year-old, school district police said1 year ago
Should discharged military anti-vaxxers be reinstated with back pay?
Should military members who were discharged for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine mandate be reinstated to the armed forces with back pay? Sen. Mike Lee of Utah says they should, but a Utah veteran says no.1 year ago
Utah doc shares advice on preventing a holiday heart attack
A Utah physician shares life saving advice on preventing a heart attack during the holidays, which is when there are more heart-related deaths than any other time of year.1 year ago
Salt Lake City School District audit reports declining enrollment, low capacity
A Salt Lake City School District audit found that the district used just 57% of the available space in its elementary schools.1 year ago
Happy workers get more done (and teamwork is key), says Utah professor
A Utah State professor joins the show to discuss how happy workers are more productive, and teamwork makes it all achievable.1 year ago
Utah governor bans TikTok on state-owned devices. Should you delete app?
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox has banned the social media app TikTok from all state-owned devices because of cybersecurity concerns with China's government collecting data from state employees using the app.1 year ago
Two South Jordan police officers justified in shooting, says S.L. County D.A.
The Salt Lake County district attorney announced Friday that two South Jordan police officers were justified in their use of deadly force, in which both the suspect and an officer were shot and injured, during an arrest last year.1 year ago
S.L. County D.A. declines to charge two officers in shooting, arrest
An ICE agent and Herriman City police detective were the subjects in D.A. Sim Gill's investigation. Gill will charge neither of the officers.1 year ago
Two Utah experts talk about prisoner swap for WNBA player Brittney Griner
Two Utah educators discuss prisoner swap for WNBA Brittney Griner.1 year ago
Watch out for lava glass near erupting volcano, says U. of U. geologist
Hawaii’s Mauna Loa volcano is still spewing lava and shows no sign of stopping. A University of Utah seismologist discusses a phenomenon called lava glass.1 year ago
