At long last, Congress suggesting UFOs are not human
A former analyst at the Department of State and Defense has written an opinion column in The Hill that Congress -- after 70 years -- is implying that UFOs are not of human origin.4 years ago
Preferred pronouns collide with the First Amendment at SUU
Preferred pronouns are in the news. At Southern Utah University, a professor is suing the school over referring to a student by the student's preferred pronouns of they/them.4 years ago
Lawmaker’s bill would require clergy to pass background check
A Utah lawmaker says he plans to introduce a bill in the 2023 Legislature that would require clergy members to pass a background check.4 years ago
Should political leaders be allowed to party?
Should political leaders be allowed to party and have a life or is that beneath the dignity of their office? Inside Sources host Boyd Matheson, an expert on all things political, joins the discussion4 years ago
When you see or hear racism, take action, says Salt Lake NAACP president
If you hear racial slurs, such as a fan at a sporting event, inform someone in authority says the president of the Salt Lake Branch of the NAACP.4 years ago
Along with Utah, outdoors group sues over Biden restoring boundaries of Bears Ears
An outdoors and public-lands access group is joining the state of Utah is suing the Biden Administration over restoring the boundaries of the Bear Ears National Monument, arguing the move harms local farmers, miners and members of the Native American community.4 years ago
Taxpayer advocate says president alone should not have power to cancel student loan debt
A taxpayer advocate said Mr. Biden's forgiveness of student loan debt is a result of Congress abdicating its power to the executive branch because of politics.4 years ago
What to do now that your student loan debt just shrunk by $10,000?
Fulfilling a campaign promise, President Joe Biden on Wednesday cancels $10,000 in student loan debt for most borrowers. A financial expert shares tips on what to do next.4 years ago
High home prices getting you down? Unrelated buyers can share cost.
The Utah housing market is starting to cool off but home prices remain stubbornly high. A real estate agent discusses the option of unrelated buyers sharing the cost.4 years ago
Both sides sound off on transgender athletes commission
Both sides sound off on a new transgender athletes commission triggered by an injunction of the state ban on transgender females competing in middle and high school sports.4 years ago
Preparing and training for school emergencies
A Be Ready Utah expert discusses preparing for school emergencies, the need to have a plan ready and a list of items needed to safely handle disasters.4 years ago
Expert gives advice for parents on teens and new Snapchat controls
Parents need to know the dangers that Snapchat can present to young kids. An expert joins the show to discuss Snapchat's new parental controls and how to have an open conversation with a teen using the app and others like Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp.4 years ago
Subaru Outback outscores other midsize cars in new side-crash test
The 2022 Subaru Outback outscored six other midsize sedans in an updated side-crash test, which more accurately reflects real-world conditions than the previous test.4 years ago
U. of U. to offer scholarships to Indigenous students in Utah
The University of Utah announced that scholarships will be offered to members of Utah's eight federally recognized tribes. The university president shares details of the program with Dave & Dujanovic.4 years ago
Living paycheck to paycheck? Saving tips as sound as a dollar.
Are you among the 60% of Americans now living paycheck to paycheck. A certified financial planner shares tips on cutting your money waste.4 years ago
Utahns agree: Bring the Olympics (and world) back to Utah
Fraser Bullock, who helped bring the Winter Olympics to Utah in 2002, is trying to do it again in either 2030 or 2034. He talks about the competition and what lies ahead for Utah.4 years ago
Political fallout from 2020 presidential election looking like 1876
SALT LAKE CITY — How was the presidential election of 1876 like 2020’s? Both saw allegations of voter fraud. Both saw attempts to overturn the election results. The result from these elections remain among the most disputed in US history. Both also experienced election violence, and disfranchisement of predominately-Republican Black voters. Texas closes hundreds of polling […]4 years ago
Extreme heat could make road trips treacherous, here’s an expert’s advice
Do you know what to bring when you take a road trip during extreme heat? One expert has tips if you are taking one in triple-digit temperatures.4 years ago
Nearly half of Gen Zers prefer TikTok over Google for news
Students like to get their news in bite-size pieces in video formats like TikTok over Google, and if they like what they watch, they may go to find out more at a news website, says a university journalism professor.4 years ago
Elizabeth Smart teaching girls, women to fight their attackers
Elizabeth Smart discusses her programs to help girls and women defend themselves against sexual assault.4 years ago
988 suicide hotline rolls out and will save lives in Utah and the US
Like 9-1-1 before it, a national three-digit suicide and mental health hotline is now live and is expected to save lives across the country.4 years ago
Do you know how to spot heatstroke in Utah’s triple-digit heat?
According to the CDC, of the heat-related illnesses, heat exhaustion and heatstroke are the most serious.4 years ago
GOP women candidates lost, Utah advocate for female leaders explains how to change that
After Republican women candidates lost in recent primary elections, a Utah advocate for female leadership explains what needs to be done to reverse the losses.4 years ago
