Opinion: Is it time to retire the $100 bill and move to cashless society?
Now may be a good time to start moving toward a cashless society by retiring the $100 bill -- especially in the age of COVID.6 years ago
More people suffer cracked teeth from COVID-19 stress
Do you wake up with a sore jaw, headaches or even cracked teeth? It could be the stress and anxiety of the COVID-19 pandemic.6 years ago
Inside Sources: Rabbi discusses healing a bitterly divided society
A rabbi shares his wisdom on healing the bitter divisions in society today.6 years ago
OPINION: Transparency in government has a down side – for politicians
Lee Lonsberry supports a new law that gives politicians the right to hide their home addresses, even though it's not exactly transparency in government.6 years ago
Inside Sources: Talking with Bob Woodward
Last year Bob Woodward, legendary journalist and author of a new book about President Donald Trump called "Rage," talked to Boyd Matheson.6 years ago
Live Mic: COVID-19-linked illness targets children
Utah doctor advises parents on what to look out with a new illness linked to COVID-19 that targets children.6 years ago
Opinion: Find your break in the clouds in 2020
Someday I may look back fondly on 2020 -- The Year of the Global Pandemic. But right now, I'm trying to find my break in the clouds.6 years ago
Navajo Nation leader marks COVID-19 progress, but won’t get flu shot
"The choice is up to the individual to get the flu shot. We're not going to mandate people to get the flu shot. But we are going to have that available."6 years ago
Can these fallen trees be saved? Windstorm advice from a forester
Dr. Mike Kuhns, Utah State University extension forester, gave some tips to KSL's Lee Lonsberry on saving fallen trees and why so many were uprooted.6 years ago
OPINION: Politicians are divided, not Americans
Boyd Matheson writes, "It's all about the rage over being a divided country. The United States is not divided; politicians are divided."6 years ago
Live Mic: What COVID death certificate really means; Utah doc explains
The suffering of very sick COVID-19 patients is eased by corticosteroids and a Utah doctor explains the process behind a coronavirus death certificate.6 years ago
How medical examiner determines COVID-19 as primary cause of death
Utah's Medical Examiner Dr. Erik Christensen explains the process the state uses for determining COVID-19 as the primary cause of death.6 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: Group seeks to kill Provo mask mandate
A group in Provo, Utah is attempting to gather enough signatures to allow voters to decide if the city should have a mask mandate.6 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: Coping with the fear of returning to school
Some students had trouble dealing with remote learning during lockdown, but others may be coping with a different concern: the fear of returning to school.6 years ago
Live Mic: Keep your sick kids at home, Granite School District asks
"What we ultimately really need help with is making sure sick kids stay home. That helps keep staff and other students safe and makes these quarantines unnecessary."6 years ago
Inside Sources: Don’t wait, start planning to assume role of governor, Leavitt tells two candidates
SALT LAKE CITY — Don’t wait until after the election to begin plans to lead Utah and deliver on the promises made during the campaign, former Utah Gov. Mike Leavitt advised the two gubernatorial candidates, Democrat Chris Peterson and Republican Spencer Cox. Leavitt knows how difficult and exhilarating the transition to power can be, but […]6 years ago
Live Mic: Both parties benefit equally with mail-in voting
A BYU professor tells KSL's Lee Lonsberry his research found neither party benefits over the other with mail-in voting.6 years ago
Live Mic: Student shares her tips for succeeding with online learning
Emily Erickson, an Alta High School senior, joined Lee Lonsberry on Live Mic Friday to share tips on how she excels at online learning.6 years ago
Pandemic paradox: economy suffers as Americans’ personal finances improve
How can an economy slammed by COVID-19 help improve personal finances for nearly half of all Americans? This is the pandemic paradox.6 years ago
Live Mic: Dads faring better than moms while working from home
Dads working at home alongside kids seem to be having a easier time than moms with kids who are working from home.6 years ago
Opinion: In-person voting during a pandemic is dumb
In this opinion piece, Dave & Dujanovic's Debbie Dujanovic gives listeners five reasons why she says it's time to get rid of in-person voting.6 years ago
Live Mic: Pandemic driving up domestic violence rates
BYU researchers find the stress of the coronavirus pandemic may be driving up domestic violence rates, in Utah and around the world.6 years ago
Message from students to parents: Stop using kids as pawns in mask war
A student who helped kids lead a pushback against parents for their "No Mask Monday" plans spoke to KSL's Dave & Dujanovic about how she feels.6 years ago
