Dave & Dujanovic: Utah coronavirus survivor talks about his ordeal
Mark Jorgensen of St. George has never had any symptoms. He's sharing his story of being a coronavirus survivor with Dave & Dujanovic.6 years ago
Live Mic: Lifeline for Utah small businesses trying to stay afloat during pandemic
The help Utah small businesses can receive to keep their doors open during coronavirus pandemic.6 years ago
Coronavirus Call-in: Ramp down of flu season will ease hospital burden
COVID-19 good news is here: the flu is finally disappearing, which will ease the burden on hospital emergency rooms, according to Dr. Andrew Pavia.6 years ago
Coronavirus Call-in: Experts field questions from you
Coronavirus call-in: Utah health experts take coronavirus questions from listeners.6 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: Nonviolent inmates released for public safety
Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill is releasing non-violent inmates to frees up jail beds for the worst offenders.6 years ago
Coronavirus Call-in: Utah is well-prepared to battle epidemic, says doctor
Experts answer listeners' questions about the coronavirus pandemic in Utah.6 years ago
Opinion: Fighting spirit of WWII needs to be harnessed against coronavirus
We don't have a foreign enemy threatening us like we did in WWII, but we do have an invisible enemy in coronavirus and we can fight it together.6 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: During pandemic, 911 responders changing the way they respond
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, first responders in Salt Lake City are changing the way they go about answering emergency 911 calls.6 years ago
Coronavirus Call-in: Utah economy can bounce back, says expert
Jobless claims in Utah and the nation have spiked through the roof of the U.S. economy. But an expert says Utah's poised to bounce back.6 years ago
KSL Newsradio Coronavirus Call-in: Schools are closed, but students can still graduate
Experts answer listeners questions about learning from home during global pandemic.6 years ago
Live Mic: Coronavirus scams are out there — so beware
Coronavirus scams are circulating. The U.S. attorney for Utah warns listeners to be on the lookout for COVID-19 scams, and to aid seniors who are at high risk of becoming victims.6 years ago
Coronavirus Call-in: Utah experts answer questions
Utah medical experts answer caller's questions regarding the coronavirus during this time. The experts want to answer coronavirus questions to further educate the public.6 years ago
Live Mic: Former Secret Service agents talk about protecting Joe Biden
Former Secret Service agent talks about protecting candidate Joe Biden from threats on the campaign trail.6 years ago
Live Mic: You’re in quarantine, but you can still exercise
Quarantine life doesn't have to mean the end of your exercise routine, even if your neighborhood gym is closed and you're stuck at home.6 years ago
Live Mic: Utah Farm Bureau president talks about coronavirus impact
You may think farmers and ranchers must be doing pretty well during the coronavirus pandemic, but the Utah Farm Bureau says that's not the case.6 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: Stir-crazy kids at home? Take some virtual field trips
Bored kids at home? Take them on some virtual field trips. Here are some options from a Utah author to help you get through the outbreak.6 years ago
Utah server warns restaurants, workers face dire future after coronavirus
Employees of Utah restaurants stand to lose paid hours if not jobs completely, as the state's eateries are shuttered by coronavirus.6 years ago
Inside Sources: Social distancing should include social grace
Boyd Matheson appreciated Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall's admonishment not to forget social grace in the midst of social distancing.6 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: Police helping out seniors by delivering groceries
The police officers in Price will be available through March 31 for pickup and delivery of groceries for area seniors and those who are housebound.6 years ago
Live Mic: Blood donations needed desperately, Red Cross says
The American Red Cross is facing a severe blood shortage during the coronavirus pandemic. Your donations are needed.6 years ago
Live Mic: How far can government go to stop coronavirus pandemic?
How far can US government go to stop coronavirus pandemic?6 years ago
Live Mic: lessons of 1968’s RFK Appalachia visit still echo today
One of the banners at a stop during the RFK visit to Appalachia region read:“Don’t Give Us Anymore Promises. We Can’t Eat Your Fancy Promises.”6 years ago
Dave & Dujanovic: Coronavirus and caring for seniors
You're doing your part to stay healthy, but what are you doing to keep seniors like your aging parents healthy during the coronavirus outbreak?6 years ago
