Live Mic: COVID-19 hits Utah mink farms
Lee discusses an outbreak of coronavirus on two Utah mink farms with a Utah Farm Bureau manager who is also a mink farmer.6 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: Should kids return to school or learn online 2.0?
An infectious-disease discusses the factors to consider when deciding whether to return their children to school or do online classes.6 years ago
Bill inspired by Lauren McCluskey aims to stop revictimization by police
A Utah lawmaker wants to criminalize the revictimization of a crime victim by police officers sharing intimate photos outside an investigation.6 years ago
Live Mic: How to cope with the effect of the pandemic on your sleep
A sleep expert at Intermountain Health Care says sleep problems are common without a pandemic, but he's seeing a lot more patients seeking help these days.6 years ago
Utah’s 41 school districts unveil reopening plans for fall
The state board of education required Utah's 41 school districts to present their plans for the fall by Aug. 1, 2020. Here is what we know so far.6 years ago
Inside Sources: Help refugee students in Utah get back to school
The Utah Refugee Connection needs your help to put refugee kids in the state back in classrooms safely. Utah has 65,000 refugee students.6 years ago
Live Mic: Sen. Mike Lee weighs in after Supreme Court rules against Nevada church
Sen. Mike Lee shares his take on a recent Supreme Court ruling that denies a Nevada church an exemption on state restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic.6 years ago
Dave and Dujanovic: No, Trump, you can’t delay the election
Salt Lake County Clerk Sherrie Swensen pushed back against President Trump's claim that mail-in ballots will invalidate the legitimacy of Nov. 3 election.6 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: What’s with speeders burning up Utah roads?
Utah is seeing a rash of reckless speeding this summer, sometimes in excess of 100 mph. Why? Dave and Debbie explore.6 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: With coin shortage, is US moving to a cashless society?
With coins falling out of circulation due to the COVID-19 pandemic, is it time for America to go cashless?6 years ago
Salt Lake NAACP president honors legacy of Rep. John Lewis
Salt Lake NAACP President, Jeanetta Williams, talks about the legacy of civil rights icon Rep. John Lewis who passed away at age 80.6 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: Are fireworks on Pioneer Day worth the risk?
The Tooele County fire warden talks about the risks and costs that come with setting off fireworks.6 years ago
Former and current Utah Congressmen: Say no to nuclear testing
The US Senate is ready to restart nuclear weapons testing, but both a current and a former Utah congressman say the testing is still not safe.6 years ago
Romney: $600 extra unemployment benefits unlikely to continue
Mitt Romney says he'd like to extend unemployment benefits to Americans out of work because of the pandemic -- but he calls $600 extra every week too much.6 years ago
Live Mic: Mail-in primary election in Utah is one for the books
Justin Lee, Utah director of elections, discusses voter participation in the June 30 primary election and lessons learned from 90 percent vote-by-mail.6 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: What will dorm life at the U of U be like this fall?
Dr. Lori McDonald, vice president of Student Affairs at the University of Utah, joined Dave & Dujanovic to discuss how dorm life will change.6 years ago
Live Mic: Jury trials remain on hold due to pandemic
A judge discusses how justice is served in Utah without jury trials and in-court proceedings in the era of COVID-19.6 years ago
COVID-19 deaths in Utah may not be reported in real-time
There were seven more deaths Wednesday in Utah from COVID-19 than the day before for a total of 233 deaths since the global pandemic began.6 years ago
Opinion: Let’s rethink what it means to be a patriot and shoot for the stars
Boyd Matheson writes, a patriots is not designated by political parties. Patriot are determined by their dreams and their ability to see beyond the years.6 years ago
Live Mic: Helping Utah farmers and ranchers by feeding families
By using donations, Farmers Feeding Utah buys locally grown food for hungry families in the state.6 years ago
Live Mic: Lice infestations are on the rise during pandemic
While everyone is staying at home during the coronavirus pandemic, an unwanted visitor may be spending time at home with you: lice6 years ago
Expert: Hospitals are at the brink and we need to rethink a return to school
An infectious disease expert says with COVID-19 cases so high, he's not comfortable sending kids to school - and he's worried about hospital capacity.6 years ago
Opinion: Can U.S. boot TikTok out of the country? Doubtful
Can the U.S. government ban the popular Chinese app TikTok in the United States? Lee Lonsberry has some serious doubts in this opinion piece.6 years ago
