Curt Gresseth
UDOT narrows ideas for Kimball Junction road project to two plans
The goal is to improve traffic congestion and safety in Kimball Junction by adjusting traffic flow along I-80 and SR 224.2 months ago
Utah home prices not likely to fall soon, says real-estate expert
Utah home prices are back up and so are interest rates -- and they will stay high says a Utah real-estate expert.2 months ago
Why is the gender pay gap not closing?
The gender pay gap in the U.S. and Utah is not closing. A Utah financial planner details the impact that wage shortfall can have on a women workers over a career.2 months ago
Bill creating Utah AI lab advances, would test tech, prevent missteps
SB 149 would create an AI lab and test technology while protecting the public in Utah.2 months ago
Car crashes driving up cost of auto insurance
Replacement costs, inflation labor shortages, and more car crashes are all pushing up the cost of auto insurance.2 months ago
Cop talks knocking down violent crime in Ballpark Neighborhood
Violent crime in the Ballpark Neighborhood of Salt Lake City is down. A deputy chief details how the SLCPD achieved the results.2 months ago
UTA boss talks about train delays, says improvements coming
Despite frustrating delays, UTA has a 90 percent "on-time" record, says the executive officer.2 months ago
Tax refunds are about 30% smaller than last year — but it’s early
The IRS is writing checks for smaller tax refunds this year, but it's still early in the tax season.2 months ago
Dow closes down more than 500 points
The Dow dropped more than 750 points before closing down 525 points as inflation numbers rose higher than economists were anticipating.2 months ago
Are you hiding secret spending from your spouse?
Are you a secret spender in a relationship? A national expert on personal finance offers help for couples caught up in financial infidelity.2 months ago
Governor encouraging couples to check out virtual date night — tonight
The governor and first lady invite Utah couples to enjoy the fun of a virtual date night while learning how to make a marriage grow strong over time.2 months ago
Rep. Moore explains his ‘no’ vote on Mayorkas impeachment
Utah Republican Rep. Blake Moore explains why he switched his yes vote to no during the impeachment of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.2 months ago
Council chairwoman talks fighting crime in Ballpark Neighborhood
Ballpark Community Council Chairwoman Amy Hawkins talks about how the neighborhood saw a significant drop in violent crime.2 months ago
Ogden High School bans phones in classrooms
Ogden High School banned all phones in classrooms beginning February. 5. A spokesman for the school discusses how students are adjusting to the new policy.2 months ago
Rep. Maloy’s bill aims to help women-owned small businesses
Rep. Celeste Maloy wants to help women-owned small businesses by earmarking 5% of all federal civilian contracts to them.3 months ago
What to know before you go out onto lake ice
What to know before you go venturing out on lake ice.3 months ago
After deepfake porn images target Taylor Swift, is it safe to post photos of kids online?
After deepfake AI-generated pornographic images of Taylor Swift raced across the internet, a question arises: Is it safe to post images of kids online?3 months ago
How should the hot trend of cold plunging be regulated in Utah?
Are you someone who enjoys cold plunging? A Utah senator wants to bring clarity to regulating cold baths.3 months ago
Governor’s message to students: ‘hang up and learn’
Gov. Spencer Cox wants cellphones to be banned in Utah schools during instruction time.3 months ago
In dead of winter, cold batteries in electric vehicles struggle to stay alive
Electric vehicles are struggling in the wintry cold as batteries lose range and take longer to charge up.3 months ago
What to do when power goes out during freezing cold snap
An expert discusses the safe use of a gas generator, the right food to eat, and how to use a blanket fort when it's freezing and the power is out.3 months ago
How to prevent frozen pipes, indoors and outdoors
A plumbing expert offers tips and advice for people who don't want to wake up to the cold messy problem of frozen pipes.3 months ago
Can Utah afford to lose state income-tax revenue? No, but…
Could Utah afford to lose its income tax? No, so how would that lost revenue be offset?3 months ago
