Curt Gresseth
Weary? Take a timeout for sacred idleness.
If you're feeling a little weary today, if you're worn out a bit, it may be worth it to set aside time for a moment of rejuvenating rest and sacred idleness.3 years ago
What is Bitcoin? How does it work? Why should I care?
What is Bitcoin and how does it work?3 years ago
Salt Lake International scores 5th highest in satisfaction among large US airports
SALT LAKE CITY — The first new hub airport built in the United States in the 21st century, Salt Lake City International Airport scored 5th (826 on 1,000-point scale) out of 21 large airports in overall customer satisfaction, according to a new survey released Wednesday. Salt Lake International flying high The number of travelers in […]3 years ago
Don’t second-guess Moab police in Gabby Petito case, says lawyer
A Utah defense attorney defends Moab police as questions are asked about their involvement with Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie.3 years ago
Reward increases in case of slain Ute woman
Detectives believe someone knows something about who killed Akosita Kaufusi, a Ute woman found dead more than a year ago near the Great Salt Lake.3 years ago
Race should not matter in search for missing women, advocate says
A Navajo community leader says when it comes to missing women, Indigenous people don't receive the same level of attention from police and the media.3 years ago
First-time millennial home buyer? In Utah and across the nation, it’s tough!
A first-time millennial home buyer faces pitfalls in any state, but it's not impossible with the right down payment and some flexibility.3 years ago
The biggest threats to the US, according to Democrats and Republicans
"I think the danger for Democrats is, if you label half the nation as one of the greatest threats to the nation, you're not exactly going to win them over in a popularity contest."3 years ago
A hidden consequence of Utah’s crowded classrooms?
Utah's crowded classrooms are a product of crowded classrooms reports Envision Utah, especially as teachers leave the profession.3 years ago
Did Covid break your nose? Doc talks about relearning how to smell
You have lost your sense of smell to COVID-19. Now what? A doctor says it is possible to retrain your brain to recover the sense of smell, and the best thing is you can do it from home.3 years ago
Remembering 9/11 with a day of service in Utah
Many communities in Utah are sponsoring a day of service Saturday to remember the 9/11 terror attacks on the 20th anniversary of the national tragedy.3 years ago
Romney reflects on Sept. 11, a turning point in America’s history
Mitt Romney reflects on the 9/11 terrorists attacks, how they brought out the best in America, and how they affected plans for the 2002 Olympics.3 years ago
Ending unemployment benefit early to fill jobs didn’t work, says state rep
The theory was ending the pandemic unemployment benefit early would move Utahns back into jobs, but the numbers show that did not happen.3 years ago
Refugee says welcome your new neighbor without demanding the backstory
SALT LAKE CITY — You are a refugee and are new to the United States. Yesterday you just came here from a war-torn country and you have no family, no friends, no insurance, etc. How do you get the help you need? A refugee and social worker in Utah gives her advice for getting to […]3 years ago
The doctor is in — and busting COVID-19 myths about herd immunity, etc.
COVID-19 myths (including whether CO2 is retained by masks) are swatted down by an expert from University of Utah Health.3 years ago
How long can I reuse and wear my face mask or respirator?
With every student in Utah receiving a KN95 face mask ahead of the 2021-2022 school year, many parents want to know: how often can my child reuse it?3 years ago
Matching people with autism to tech jobs in Utah
Auticon.us, a global consulting firm that helps place adults with autism in tech-sector jobs, has just opened an office in South Salt Lake.3 years ago
Biden deserves credit for successful withdrawal from Afghanistan, says Utah Dem
President Joe Biden deserves credit for a successful withdrawal from Afghanistan after 20 years of war, said former Utah Senate Minority Leader Scott Howell.3 years ago
Preventing house fires, and the importance of listening to your inner voice
After a close call, KSL NewsRadio's Debbie Dujanovic speaks with a fire official for insight on how to keep your house from burning down.3 years ago
Drought still gripping Utah, but residents using less water
Residents of Utah are moving in the right direction to mitigate drought conditions by watering less with July 2021 one of the wettest months.3 years ago
Interpreter in US still struggling to rescue family in Afghanistan
An interpreter from Afghanistan who worked alongside US soldiers says his family remains stranded in Kabul after the last American flights left.3 years ago
Opinion: Executive orders show Congress needs to take back its authority
On the court cases involving immigration, oil and gas leasing and an extension on the federal eviction moratorium, the Biden administration went down swinging.3 years ago
