Curt Gresseth
Don’t wait before floodwaters reach your home: Prepare now
An expert on public safety shares tips and advice on keeping floodwaters from pouring into your basement.3 years ago
Police officer recounts road-rage horror in Centerville
A near-collision between a Ford F-150 pickup and a Mitsubishi Lancer at the exit of a Walmart store in Centerville ignited a road-rage tragedy.3 years ago
OPINION: Curiosity critical for those involved in Jan. 6 probe
Think of all of the great breakthroughs in the history of this world. They've all happened because of curiosity -- because somebody was curious about something.3 years ago
Cloud seeding in Utah: We do it in winter, why not summer like Dubai?
Cloud seeding is a common winter practice in the western US, where it can help keep reservoirs filled. But if Dubai does it in the summer, why can't we?3 years ago
Doctor: To stop spread of Delta variant, get vaccinated or just wear a mask
SALT LAKE CITY — If you are not vaccinated, at least wear a mask in public to stop the Delta variant from claiming more lives, a Utah doctor strongly stressed. Due to the surge of the very contagious COVID-19 Delta variant nationwide, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updated its mask guidance on Tuesday, […]3 years ago
Bear-proof your camping food and save lives (yours and the bears’)
Reasons to bear-proof your camp food became evident this week after a camper was fined nearly $6K.3 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: In a dust storm, pull aside to stay alive
Driving in a dust storm is top of mind because blowing dust blinded drivers along a stretch of Interstate 15 near Kanosh, Utah, on Sunday.3 years ago
Opinion: When it comes to strategy and tactics, you have to have both
If you have a plan but not a goal or a vision without a plan, you will lose. To win, you need a strategy into a brighter future combined with the tactics to guide you to the summit of the dream.3 years ago
To keep your green lawn during drought, listen to the pro
Keeping your lawn green during a drought.3 years ago
Why some of your recyclables wind up dumped in landfills
When China banned imported recyclables, the United States was suddenly left with an abundance of recyclables that no one seemed to want.3 years ago
10 Olympic sports events that (thankfully) never caught on
Olympic sports have changed a lot over the last two centuries. Here are ten long forgotten events that no longer make the cut at the games.3 years ago
Bats in the house? Do’s and dont’s on removing them
SALT LAKE CITY — If you’ve found bats in your house — or even your belfry — recently, you’re not alone. Young bats are out and exploring their world, which can sometimes include your attic. This time of year, these nocturnal animals take up residence in homes all over Utah as bat babies, called pups, […]3 years ago
NASA: Moon wobble to cause more Earth flooding in the future
The wobble in the cycle of the moon will combine with climate change and rising sea levels to contribute to more flooding, NASA said.3 years ago
Priced out: Could high cost of rent drive up Utah evictions?
If a full-time worker needs to make at least $20.21 in Utah to afford rent, some advocates worry evictions may rise in the near future.3 years ago
Here’s the inside scoop: Sunday is National Ice Cream Day
Is Utah the ice cream consumption capital of the United States? Not even close. California is No. 1 while Utah comes in at 41.3 years ago
More funding needed for Western wildfires, says Curtis
Utah leader said better forest management polices and organization are needed to deal with the increasing size of blazes each year.3 years ago
Equality Utah marks 20th year in Utah as director talks culture wars
SALT LAKE CITY — Culture wars that inflame passion on both sides of an issue, such as trans athletes competing in women’s sports in schools, are borne out of a misunderstanding of who trans kids are, said one of their longtime champions in the state. Equality Utah Executive Director Troy Williams joined Inside Sources on […]3 years ago
Overheated car notwithstanding, it’s illegal to break a window to free a dog
Technically, it's against the law to break the window of an overheated car to free a pet. But is it time to reconsider that law? Dave & Dujanovic discuss.3 years ago
A firefighter talks about the danger of a vehicle fire
A highway vehicle fire accounts for one in every eight fires in the United States.3 years ago
Criminal justice reform needed now, says Utah County attorney
The US court system has moved away from trial-by-jury, says the Utah County Attorney, and criminal justice reform is needed now.3 years ago
Child tax credit money coming to parents – some things to watch out for
This week, parents of dependent children under 18 can start receiving monthly payments of either $300 or $250 depending on the ages of their children.3 years ago
Climate change myths debunked: what you need to know
Climate change myths abound, with the debate over the phenomenon taking on political significance. But how do you sort the fact from the fiction?3 years ago
Mia Love reflects on the assassination of president of Haiti
The president of Haiti, who was recently assassinated, sought to bring Haiti back to a functioning democracy, says former Utah Rep. Mia Love.3 years ago
