Digital Content Producer

Curt Gresseth

Curt Gresseth is a digital content producer with KSL NewsRadio. You can contact him at cgresseth@ksl.com.

Voter info on Utah’s primary election

On April 22, 2020, Gov. Gary Herbert signed HB3005 into law, canceling in-person Election Day voting, in-person early voting and in-person voter registration in the June 30 primary election. The General Election is Nov. 3. More information about the primary. Find out more about elections around the state of Utah.  A list of voter ID […]
6 years ago

Live Mic: Rep. Ray on limiting power of civilian review boards

A Utah Republican lawmaker discusses why his bill was needed to limit the power of civilian review boards.
6 years ago

Dave & Dujanovic: Did remote school work for you and your family?

What would you keep and what would you toss from Utah's experiment in remote home school? Two school districts weigh in on Dave & Dujanovic.
6 years ago

Live Mic: Nazi headstone in Utah to be removed

The controversy surrounding a Nazi headstone inside a Utah cemetery has been resolved, history has been preserved, and both sides walk away winners.
6 years ago

Live Mic: Ideas for needed police reform

A criminal justice policy analyst for the Libertas Institute of Utah discusses possible police reform policies in wake of civil unrest over police brutality.
6 years ago

OPINION: President Trump wrong about Postal Service

Lee Lonberry writes: A dispute between President Trump and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos shouldn't dictate the financial future of the US Postal Service.
6 years ago

Dave & Dujanovic: New cameras spot wrong-way drivers

UDOT Director of Operations discusses 32 new cameras designed to spot wrong-way drivers before a head-on collision can result in death.
6 years ago

Live Mic: Feds to come after those behind downtown SLC violence

The U.S. Attorney for Utah tells Live Mic with Lee Lonsberry the feds will bring to justice to any lawbreakers behind the downtown violence this weekend.
6 years ago

Dave & Dujanovic: NAACP leader shares views on protests

The Utah president of the NAACP shares her insights on police and the nationwide protests over the death of an unarmed black man.
6 years ago

Dave & Dujanovic: Police union blasts SLC mayor; she responds

The police union blasted Salt Lake City's mayor after she asked for complaints against police from this weekend's protests. Mayor Erin Mendenhall responds.
6 years ago

Live Mic: Coach gives Class of 2020 a thumbs-up

One Utah high school coach said the pandemic has given the Class of 2020 something they can carry with them for the rest of their lives: resilience.
6 years ago

Dave & Dujanovic: Was police use of force in Minneapolis akin to murder?

A former use-of-force trainer says the Minneapolis officer who detained a suspect with a knee to the neck should be charged with negligent homicide.
6 years ago

OPINION: Nazi headstone in SLC should stay put

Lee Lonsberry writes, although ugly and vile, a Nazi headstone at a cemetery in Salt Lake City should remain in place to teach history to future visitors.
6 years ago

Live Mic: Has pandemic altered your view of gun rights?

Live Mic host Lee Lonsberry wants to know if the pandemic has changed your viewpoint on gun rights.
6 years ago

Inside Sources: Public perceptions and presidential predictions

Pollster Scott Rasmussen joins Boyd Matheson to discuss the road to the White House during the global pandemic and presidential predictions for the general election.
6 years ago

Live Mic: What would you put in the coronavirus memories museum?

Museums are now collecting memories from the coronavirus pandemic. What "artifact" from your life during COVID-19 would you have on display?
6 years ago

Live Mic: Honoring the Class of 2020: teaching online

An East High School teacher offers her views on the challenges to learning and teaching online during the pandemic for her and her students.
6 years ago

Inside Sources: Conquering coronavirus through stages

How a lesson from rocket design could lead the way to conquering the pandemic. It has to do with coronavirus stages.
6 years ago

Live Mic: Navajo Nation takes on coronavirus onslaught

The Navajo Nation, which spans parts of Arizona, New Mexico and Utah, now has the highest per-capita cases of the coronavirus in the United States.
6 years ago

Dave & Dujanovic: Calming frayed nerves of anxious college-bound kids

A BYU counselor and psychologist discusses the anxiety of high school graduates who are college bound amid COVID-19.
6 years ago

Inside Sources: Finding a cure for Huntington’s Disease

Morgan Pratt, Utah chapter president for the Huntington's Disease Society of America, joins Inside Sources to discuss the progress on finding a cure.
6 years ago

Live Mic: High school senior navigates graduation, serious life challenges

Lee Lonsberry honors 2020 Corner Canyon High School senior and soon-to-be graduate John Glavin, who is embarking on a career in the Navy.
6 years ago

Live Mic: FTC warns consumers to beware of coronavirus “cures”

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has sent warning letters to 10 multilevel marketing companies concerning claims of coronavirus cures.
6 years ago

Former HHS chief weighs in on frightening virus effects on children

Mike Leavitt, former HHS secretary, talks about a scary syndrome affecting children -- and possibly related to the COVID-19 virus.   
6 years ago