Live Mic: COVID-19 taking bite out of hospital budgets in Utah
The president and CEO of the Utah Hospital Association discuss the health of medical-care facilities and their workers during COVID-19.6 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: How do social media sites affect your vote?
As more Americans shift to social media sites to get their news, how much do platforms like Facebook and Instagram affect your vote?6 years ago
Why are there judges on my ballot and how can I learn more about them?
Nearly 60 judges in Utah face voters thumbs' up or down on the 2020 ballot. Fortunately, there is a place you can go for information before you vote.6 years ago
Inside Sources: Exhale and enjoy the wit and wisdom of Winnie-the-Pooh
Amid all this turbulence in society now, Deseret News Opinion Editor Boyd Matheson delves into the wit and wisdom of Winnie-the-Pooh on his 94th birthday.6 years ago
Utah voter info: What if there’s a problem with my ballot?
Every Utah voter will automatically get a ballot in the mail. Here's how to make sure your ballot is problem-free and will be counted.6 years ago
2020 Election Explained: What are the rules for poll watchers?
Poll watchers have been part of U.S. elections dating back to the 18th century; their activities, who is selected and by whom are controlled by state laws.6 years ago
Live Mic: Covid spike brings contact tracing challenge to Utah County
From Sept. 23 to Oct. 6, Utah County has tallied 5,262 coronavirus cases, meaning a challenge for contact tracing within the health department.6 years ago
What are the rules for political third-party ads?
Additional regulations apply to political print, television and radio ads, according to the FEC, whether they're from the candidate or a PAC.6 years ago
Live Mic: Why is the cost of running for president a king’s ransom?
A USU political science professor explains the ever-rising cost of running for office in today's new media environment.6 years ago
Inside Sources: Previewing the VP debate with Harry Reid
Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada expects "a good debate" out of the vice presidential candidates when they face off in Salt Lake City Wednesday night.6 years ago
Infectious disease specialist talks COVID-19 treatment, President Trump
A Utah infectious disease specialist discusses what we've learned about the treatment plan for President Trump and COVID-19 tells us about his illness.6 years ago
US-China relationship needs marriage counseling, lawmakers say
On the present US-China relationship, Rep. John Curtis said, "We're not asking for a divorce. We just need some marriage counseling."6 years ago
Imagining a post-pandemic world of business, agriculture and health care
Two lawmakers -- one federal, one state -- and a business-farm owner imagine a post-pandemic world for businesses, agriculture and health care.6 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: Busting drug rings on the dark (and deadly) web
John Huber, the U.S. Attorney for Utah, discusses Operation DistrupTor -- busting opioid traffickers on the dark web.6 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: The dark web and its dangers for kids
A tech expert discusses the dangers of the dark web and how to spot if a child is accessing this unlit underworld of cyber-crime.6 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: Who are the Proud Boys?
A former FBI special agent discusses the Proud Boys, a white supremacist group in the spotlight after President Trump did not denounce them during a debate.6 years ago
Fake news: what it is, and how it can influence politics
Researchers say some of us are more likely to share fake news, or stories based on false information, than others -- and it can influence politics.6 years ago
How does voting by mail work?
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, more Americans than ever before will be voting by mail. Here's how the process will work in 2020.6 years ago
PACs, Super PACs and the influence of election spending
More and more frequently, political ad spending comes not from candidates or their campaigns, but from PACs -- political action committees.6 years ago
Inside Sources: What to expect at first presidential debate
Two political pros look into their crystal balls to see what is ahead for the first presidential debate during an unprecedented year.6 years ago
What are battleground states and why do they matter?
Candidates prioritize battleground states because of the electoral college and the 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency. Here's what that means.6 years ago
How does the Electoral College work?
Established by the United States Constitution, the Electoral College forms every four years to elect the president and vice president.6 years ago
Student challenges Davis School District plans to return to class
A high school student is collecting signatures to challenge the plans to return to in-person instruction four days a week in the Davis School District.6 years ago
