Struggling to make rent? Uncle Sam is here to help.
The state of Utah is helping renters come up with rent. The Division Director for Housing and Community Development at the Department of Workforce Services advises applicants to work with their landlords to prepare the correct documentation and include paperwork such as a bank statement to prove your monthly income.5 years ago
Britain Covey on the art of the punt return, the healing power of horses and prepping for the NFL
Britain Covey, star U of U football wide receiver and punt returner, talks about prepping for the NFL, fickle fans on social media, the healing power of horses and life lessons learned from football.5 years ago
Developer discusses plan to revive, restore Utah Lake
A company plans to build man-made islands with material dredged from the bed of Utah Lake, cleaning the water and make it a welcoming spot for recreation and birds.5 years ago
One economist says life today is simpler than you may think
Without having to spend time hunting and gathering, one economist says we live the real simple life.5 years ago
Lake Powell is oh so low, but many snow basins in good shape — for now
Lake Powell is now at an historic low. But the state's snow basins are in good shape. KSL Chief Meteorologist says the month of February is make or break for Utah.5 years ago
Blue states joining Red in axing taxes
Traditionally, Red State politicians focus on cutting income taxes and Blue States, sales taxes. A Tax Foundation expert joins Inside Sources to explain that the tax picture in the year ahead for all taxpayers (Red, Blue and Purple) is looking bright.5 years ago
Help the homeless in Utah by shattering myths, says Utah advocate
Common misconceptions about the homeless in Utah include whether they work, or have families, and how many are LGBTQ youth.5 years ago
Writer discusses separating fact from fiction in today’s news
A writer discusses her research into determining fact from fiction, discovering accurate and trustworthy news, and confirmation bias.5 years ago
No snow for the Games? Olympian says fake flakes can give athletes an edge
Actual snow is less predictable and consistent than artificial snow said a two-time Olympic skier that joined Dave & Dujanovic this week.5 years ago
Russian troops crowd Ukraine’s border. One Utahn has been there, done that.
Russian troops are massing on Ukraine's border. For one Utahn, he was in the thick of it the last time Russia invaded. Both then and now, the Olympic Games were starting in Beijing.5 years ago
When to talk about salary with your kids; former treasurer weighs in
Should you talk about your salary with your kids? If yes, when in their lives do you tell them? A Former Utah state treasurer weighs in.5 years ago
Biden’s first year in White House? Utah Reps. Owens and Moore weigh in
Both said Mr. Biden's first year ranked poorly because of inflation, the US-Mexico border and the withdrawal from Afghanistan.5 years ago
“Not unexpected” said Dr. Dunn after mask mandates in Utah shot down
Exec. director at Salt Lake County Health, Dr. Angela Dunn discusses repealing mask mandates in Utah and the importance of face masks in public.5 years ago
Accused rapist who faked death re-arrested in Scotland, prosecutor says
An accused Utah rapist found on a ventilator in Scotland allegedly faked his own death and fled the country -- but was re-arrested Thursday.5 years ago
Great Salt Lake could use your help now, says expert
The Great Salt Lake is an essential stopover for migrating birds and a financial driver of the state economy, but it is suffering historic water lows amid a drought. The good news, says a water-conservation expert, is residents and legislators have the tools needed to raise the water levels of the lake back again.5 years ago
This is why prescription drugs cost so much
An advocate for transparency in the pharmaceutical industry explains how pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs), which are charged with negotiating better drug prices for consumers, are pocketing the discounts for themselves and becoming Fortune 15 companies.5 years ago
Financial expert shares advice with first-time homebuyers in Utah
Tune in to Dave & Dujanovic! SALT LAKE CITY — The scene for first-time homebuyers seems to be going from bad to worse. Five years ago, in order to afford a median-priced house in Salt Lake County, the potential buyer had to make around $58,000 per year. But in 2021, the same buyer now has […]5 years ago
Mental health needs spike during pandemic, but help in Utah abundant, free
The need for mental health services reached new heights in Utah last year, but a physician said help is available and free in the state.5 years ago
New York City can learn from Utah about crime, says Davis County attorney
Davis County Attorney Troy Rawlings said the new Manhattan District attorney crime strategy to to stop prosecuting low-level offenses can lead to an escalation in more serious crime and cites Utah as an example5 years ago
Lawmaker says requiring grass during Utah drought makes no sense
A Utah lawmaker proposes a bill that would end requirements from cities and homeowners' associations for installing and maintaining grass during a drought.5 years ago
The hottest and coolest new tech at the 2022 Consumer Electronics Show
Dave & Dujanovic explore some of the newest offerings in tech from the 2022 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.5 years ago
How to vaccinate the whole world (not just rich countries) against COVID
A global-supply chain expert discusses the steps necessary to vaccinate the whole world -- not just wealthy countries -- against COVID-19.5 years ago
‘A Woman’s View’ panel discusses sexist comments, women in the workplace
Three women's advocates discuss the findings of a Utah study on sexist comments and women in the workplace.5 years ago
