Inside Sources: Coping with stress amid a pandemic
A counselor offered up tips on how to handle stress during the coronavirus pandemic on Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson.6 years ago
OPINION: Could you pass Utah’s required civics test? Take our quiz
Every Utah student has to pass a basic civics test in order to graduate from high school. Try it out for yourself with our online quiz.6 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: Utah’s seeing a COVID-19 plateau
State epidemiologist Dr. Angela Dunn told KSL Newsradio hosts Dave and Dujanovic that Utah is seeing a COVID-19 plateau, but, we're not out of the woods.6 years ago
Live Mic: Trump’s clampdown on immigration will hurt Utah schools, says expert
A Utah education specialist says President Trump's order banning immigration for temporary foreign workers will hurt Utah's Dual Language Immersion Program.6 years ago
When Democrats switch sides for the GOP primary, is it sabotage?
Former Rep. Enid Mickelsen, R-Utah, joined Dave & Dujanovic to analyze the politics behind Democrats switching sides to vote in the recent GOP primary.6 years ago
Live Mic: Army recruiting 10,000 new soldiers during three-day event
Because of COVID-19 and the need to be socially distanced, the Army has launched its first nationwide virtual recruiting campaign.6 years ago
Utah’s Stewart wades into debate over Russian bounties to kill US troops
Rep. Chris Stewart is the latest to insist President Trump was never briefed on reports of Russian bounties paid to Taliban fighters to kill US soldiers.6 years ago
Live Mic: How police negotiations can help de-escalate tense situations
A former police chief and SWAT team member discusses tactics like negotiations, which police use to de-escalate emotional situations.6 years ago
Her COVID-19 contact tracing phone call: ‘You may be infected’
A Utah woman diagnosed with coronavirus describes her COVID-19 contract tracing experience.6 years ago
Live Mic: Who should get the COVID-19 vaccine first?
Melinda Gates says health care workers should be the first group to receive the coronavirus vaccine. Talk show host Lee Lonsberry agrees.6 years ago
Taking coronavirus seriously: Survivor shares her tale of anguish
Survivor Cass Ho of Midway, Utah, join Dave Noriega and Debbie Dujanovic to share her hellish ride on the coronavirus coaster.6 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: Race relations in Utah from a Black coach’s perspective
A Black football coach who went viral for his peaceful intervention in a violent protest talks with Dave and Debbie about how Utah can improve its race relations.6 years ago
Advice from a registered sex offender: teach your kids
According to "Tom," it's not the registered sex offender who lives in your neighborhood you have to worry about -- it's the one who hasn't been caught yet.6 years ago
Live Mic: Treating cancer during a global pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic may be contributing to the number of cancer deaths in the United States. A doctor at the Huntsman Cancer Institute joined Lee Lonsberry to discuss cancer treatments and screenings during a global pandemic.6 years ago
Meet the candidates: Spencer Cox
Spencer Cox was born July 11, 1975, and raised in Fairview, Utah. Cox graduated from Snow College in Ephraim with an associate’s degree and from Utah State University in Logan, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in political science. He earned his Juris Doctor degree from Washington and Lee University School of Law in Lexington, […]6 years ago
Live Mic: Would you turn off political ads on Facebook?
Listeners share their reaction to Facebook announcing users now have the option of turning off political ads while on the platform.6 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: Rock the vote — but six feet apart
How do you rock the vote while social distancing at the polls? Salt Lake County Clerk Sherrie Swensen explains how primary day will be different.6 years ago
Christopher Peterson: Democratic nominee for governor
Chris Peterson is a professor of business law at the University of Utah. He previously taught for five years at the University of Florida, Fredric G. Levin College of Law. Peterson said he is a fifth-generation Utahn who was born and raised in West Valley City. He and his wife, Tera, an assistant solicitor general in […]6 years ago
Meet the candidates: Jon Huntsman
Jon Huntsman Jr. was born on March 26, 1960, in Redwood City, Calif. Huntsman served as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints to Taiwan. He received a Bachelor of Arts in international politics in 1987 from the University of Pennsylvania. Huntsman and his wife, Mary Kaye, have seven children. The […]6 years ago
Meet the candidates: Thomas Wright
Born in Salt Lake City in 1973-74, Thomas Wright is the fifth of eight children. He and his wife, Caroline, are parents to four children and reside in Salt Lake City. While attending the University of Utah on a golf scholarship, Wright earned a bachelor’s degree of arts in Russian and Marketing. Wright is owner, […]6 years ago
Meet the candidates: Greg Hughes
Greg Hughes was born in Pittsburgh, Penn., in 1970. He has been married to his wife, Krista, for 25 years. They have three children (Sophie, Holden and Reagan) and reside in Draper, Utah. Hughes attended Utah Valley State College and Brigham Young University. His professional experience includes working as a property manager and a construction […]6 years ago
Sean Reyes: GOP incumbent candidate for Utah attorney general
Sean D. Reyes assumed office on Dec. 30, 2013. He was appointed by Gov. Gary Herbert after the resignation of Attorney General John Swallow. He was born Feb. 16, 1971, and raised in Southern California. Reyes earned his bachelor’s degree from Brigham Young University in 1994 and his J.D. in 1997 from the University of […]6 years ago
Greg Skordas: Democratic nominee for Utah attorney general
Skordas has practiced law for 38 years, including eight years in the Salt Lake County District Attorney’s Office. He has also been a small-claims court judge, private practice (Skordas & Caston, LLC, Salt Lake City) and as a defense attorney. Greg Skordas, 62, is married to Charlotte Miller. They have three children: Nic, Annie and […]6 years ago
