Curt Gresseth
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
Technology and social media emboldening extremists’ antisemitism, says expert
Antisemitism is on the rise in the United States. An expert on the subject discusses how celebrities on social media embolden extremists.1 year ago
Selling your home? Try staging your house, pro says.
A professional shares advice on staging a home before selling.1 year ago
Is forcing the homeless into treatment the answer?
NYC Mayor Eric Adams has announced a program that involuntarily treats homeless people in "psychiatric crisis." A BYU psychologist weighs the New York approach against the ethics of patient autonomy.1 year ago
SuperAgers — who are they, are you one, and can you become one?
SuperAgers are men and women older than 80 with the mental faculties of people decades younger.1 year ago
Golden eagle saved from death and rehabilitated in Utah flies home
An injured golden eagle spent months rehabilitating in Kanab, Utah after an injury. It was released home in November.1 year ago
Be Ready Utah: What you need in your emergency winter car kit
After a significant snowfall in northern Utah, are you prepared for a winter emergency while on the roads? Wade Mathews of Utah Division of Emergency Management -- Be Ready Utah joins the shows to give out holidays tips on being prepared for any challenges while driving.1 year ago
‘I trained for this,’ says veteran who took down gunman at nightclub
A veteran joins the show to provide insight into the actions of another veteran who limited the loss of life at a Colorado nightclub by subduing the gunman until police arrived on scene.2 years ago
Utah bill would limit police access to your cellphone data
A spokesman for a a libertarian think tank in Utah discusses why he supports a bill at the Legislature limiting law enforcement access to the cellphone of a person near a crime scene.2 years ago
Lagoon spokesman explains big price hike for day pass
Lagoon announces Primordial, a new one-of-a-kind interactive rollercoaster, coming in 2023, but with the new ride comes higher season passes.2 years ago
Police stay quiet after quadruple homicide in Idaho
A killer is on the loose, police in Moscow, Idaho, are tight-lipped and a community is on edge after four university students were found slain Saturday.2 years ago
Setting boundaries on a friend or family member’s addiction
Instead of boundaries that look like giving in or cutting off the person with an addiction, one Utah expert suggests seeking middle ground.2 years ago
Do you know how to spot a bad financial advisor?
Spotting a bad financial advisor is easier if you know which red flags to look for.2 years ago
SLC voters OK $85 million parks and trails bond. Is it worth higher taxes?
The Utah Tax Payers Association offers insight into the parks and trails bond and breaks down what the money will fund.2 years ago
Anti-gambling advocate: For banning lottery, Utah wins
Utah hits the biggest jackpot of all the states for banning a state lottery, says anti-gambling advocate.2 years ago
Lee and McMullin: Separating fact from fiction
Independent Senate candidate Evan McMullin and Sen. Mike Lee's campaign chair respond to KSL NewsRadio's Dave Noriega and Debbie Dujanovic about charges leveled by the other side.2 years ago
Canceling drag show will cost St. George taxpayers $600,000+
Against the wishes of the mayor and City Council, the city manager green-lit a HBO drag show performance in St. George over the summer. Now the city taxpayers will be paying Adam Lenhard $625,000 to leave his position and not sue St. George for breach of contract.2 years ago
Is the Great Resignation coming to an end?
Before you quit your job and joins the millions of other workers in the Great Resignation, engage in dialog with your current employer and be honest about your goals and the direction you see your career going, advises Troy Lamb of the Department of Workforce Service.2 years ago
Owens and challenger debate Jan. 6 attack on US Capitol
Incumbent Rep. Burgess Owens and Democratic challenger Darlene McDonald face off during a debate about the Jan. 6 insurrection.2 years ago
Sheriff shares her insights into men as victims of domestic violence
More than 1 in 4 men (28.5%) in the U.S. will experience rape, physical violence and/or stalking by an intimate partner in their lifetime, according to National Domestic Violence Hotline. Salt Lake County Sheriff talks about training law enforcement officers to recognize their own biases when reporting men as victims of domestic violence.2 years ago
