The COVID-19 vaccine: when will Utahns have access?
Utahns could soon start to hear about access to the COVID-19 vaccine, a medical expert told KSL NewsRadio's Dave & Dujanovic.6 years ago
How did pollsters get the 2020 race so wrong – again – or did they?
The polls had Joe Biden taking back the White House and winning the Senate in 2020. How did pollsters get the presidential race so wrong -- or did they?6 years ago
Live Mic: In a post-Trump world, what does the GOP look like?
In a post-Trump world, what will the GOP look like and how could Utah's Republican leaders shape it?6 years ago
Live Mic: How a kidnapped baby was found safe
A woman tells the true story of how she and her sister found a kidnapped child safe Wednesday in her car seat in Ogden.6 years ago
Money Making Sense: Shopping Black Friday during a pandemic
Instead of offering the hottest Black Friday deals on just one day, retailers are encouraging online shopping by stretching offers over weeks.6 years ago
KSL FactCheck: Two false claims up, two down in presidential vote count
With help from a couple of reputable real news sources, two false claims circulating on social media have bitten the dust.6 years ago
Biden holds slight Electoral College lead as counting continues
With seven states too close to call, Joe Biden holds a slight Electoral College lead over President Donald Trump, 264 to 214. The winner needs 270.6 years ago
The Mom Show: Do you suffer from pandemic whiplash?
Are you now starting to feel the delay effects of coronavirus -- otherwise known as pandemic whiplash?6 years ago
Can President Trump fire Dr. Fauci? Not really
Because Dr. Fauci is a career civil servant, not a political appointee, he is protected by law from political retaliation and it would be hard to fire him.6 years ago
Live Mic: Political science professor says post-election violence unlikely
A political science professor believes post-election violence after Tuesday's presidential vote would be unlikely, but he expects voters to stay polarized.6 years ago
What are the rules at the polling place in Utah?
If you're wearing a campaign-sponsored mask, you will be asked to turn it inside-out. So what are the other polling place rules in Utah?6 years ago
Live Mic: ER doc talks coping, surviving in Covid times
Marion Bishop, an ER doctor practicing in Logan and Brigham City, discussed how she's trying to stay positive and coping amid the COVID-19 pandemic.6 years ago
No, you can’t change your vote once you’ve mailed it in
Some states allow voters to change their ballots (under specific circumstances), but Utah is not among them, says an election expert.6 years ago
Live Mic: Search and rescue calls shoot up in Utah during pandemic
Search and rescue teams are hopping as more people try social distancing in the great outdoors. There have been dozens more rescues this year over last.6 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: Why don’t people vote?
An expert in voting and politics discusses the reasons why people don't vote and why it's so important now to do so.6 years ago
Live Mic: We are nearing rationing hospital care in Utah
As coronavirus cases rise in Utah, doctors warn we are moving toward full ICU capacity and with it, rationing hospital care.6 years ago
Live Mic: Credit scores rise during pandemic
Financial planners recommend homeowners who have mortgages and whose credit scores have risen lately might want to look at refinancing their homes.6 years ago
Utah’s younger workers hit hardest by job losses in pandemic
Older workers continue to face higher job losses than their younger counterparts across the country, but in Utah, it's the other way around.6 years ago
Keep up productivity to keep your work-from-home job, says state expert
Productivity must hold steady or increase for work-from-home jobs to continue as an option for employees, says an expert on Dave and Dujanovic.6 years ago
How much voter fraud exists in US elections?
As investigations into voter fraud have found scant evidence of it, effort to suppress the vote are many and come down from the current US president.6 years ago
What is ‘dark money’ in politics?
When undisclosed money independent of any particular campaign is used to influence the outcome of an election it is called "dark money."6 years ago
Why is Election Day on a Tuesday in November?
Election Day was established by Congress back in 1845; it's always the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. But why?6 years ago
Attack ads: a presidential history on TV
Starting with Eisenhower, political attack ads have been a part of televised campaigning -- because when used correctly, they work.6 years ago
