Digital Content Producer

Curt Gresseth

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

Dave & Dujanovic: Can cops arrest coronavirus protesters?

Coronavirus protestors have begun to appear across the country, eager to get the nation back to work.
6 years ago

Live Mic: Megaplex Theatres president talks coronavirus and movies

Utah movie-chain president talks about changes at the theater due to the coronavirus.
6 years ago

Dave & Dujanovic: Protest organizer says shutting businesses will bring rioting

Protest organizer says continuing to shutter business will cause more harm than good in the long run.
6 years ago

Live Mic: Doctor shares the impact of postponing elective surgeries

A doctor shares his insight on the postponement of elective surgeries.
6 years ago

Live Mic: Doctor explains antibody testing for COVID-19

Doctor explains what antibody testing is and what it means for defeating COVID-19
6 years ago

Opinion: Protect yourself against coronavirus misinformation

Lee Lonsberry writes: Facebook plans to let you know if you see coronavirus misinformation on their site. But you should be doing your own fact check.
6 years ago

Dave & Dujanovic: When do we eat (at restaurants again)?

Melva Sine of the Utah Restaurant Association joined Dave & Dujanovic to explain how the industry is setting the table for the return of diners.
6 years ago

Live Mic: Astronaut-teacher talks about lessons from space

Ricky Arnold, a teacher and NASA astronaut, joined Live Mic to talk about two things he knows much about: remote learning and social distancing.
6 years ago

Live Mic: Which is it — state’s rights or executive powers?

Is when to re-open the economy of each state up to President Donald Trump and his executive powers, or the governors and state's rights?
6 years ago

Live Mic: Adoption continues in spite of coronavirus

Nicole Witt, executive director of The Adoption Consultancy and TODAY Parent contributor, explains how families are working around coronavirus roadblocks.
6 years ago

Live Mic: Be wary of snake oil ‘cures’ for coronavirus

Be careful opening your wallet to those who claim to have a treatment for coronavirus. Snake oil won't cure it - and anyone who says it will is conning you.
6 years ago

Live Mic: Beware of scammers and their schemes during COVID-19 pandemic

Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill warns of scammers and schemes intended to swindle you during the COVID-19 pandemic.
6 years ago

Dave & Dujanovic: colleges figure out the new COVID-19 normal

Colleges are figuring out how to accomplish their mission of teaching students during the COVID-19 outbreak. The U's Ruth Watkins joined Dave & Dujanovic.
6 years ago

Live Mic: Coronavirus in the court system

A Utah judge explains how the court system works during coronavirus pandemic.
6 years ago

Dave & Dujanovic: Sheriff talks about coronavirus in Salt Lake County jails

Coronavirus is inside Salt Lake County jails. Salt Lake County Sheriff Rosie Rivera said the jails are prepared to handle coronavirus cases.
6 years ago

Live Mic: Are U.S. stock markets stabilizing?

Financial planner says fundamentals of the economy still strong
6 years ago

Live Mic: Employees raise nearly $200,000 to aid needy during pandemic

A company founded in Utah 75 years ago raised almost $200,000 in just two days to aid Utahns feeling the economic bite of the COVID-19 pandemic.
6 years ago

Live Mic: What the pandemic could mean for national defense

After the pandemic sidelined an aircraft carrier, do we need to be thinking about long-term impacts on national defense? Rep. Chris Stewart weighs in.
6 years ago

Dave & Dujanovic: Does Utah’s stay-at-home order need sharper teeth?

Should Utah beef up its stay-at-home order with force of law? Join the conversation with Dave Noriega, Debbie Dujanovic and Lee Lonsberry.
6 years ago

Dave & Dujanovic: Some Utah renters can defer but only until mid-May

Utah renters have been granted a reprieve on their rent payment but they will have to pay it later.
6 years ago

Live Mic: Pandemic brings back the barter and trade economy

Cash is so 2019. In 2020, the coronavirus pandemic has brought back the barter and trade system, and its Wall Street is right here in Utah.
6 years ago

Finding Peace in the Storm: a conversation with Elder J. Devn Cornish

health care professionals and local leaders discuss the evolving and improving mental health care conversation and finding peace in the storm
6 years ago

Inside Sources: Pollster takes Utah’s political pulse during pandemic

Pollster Scott Rasmussen said 58 percent of Utah voters approve of President Donald Trump's performance amid the coronavirus pandemic.
6 years ago

Live Mic: Rural Utah residents ask big city folks to stay put

Rural Utah could be hit hard by the coronavirus if people from the city come ride the pandemic out there instead of staying home.
6 years ago