Digital Content Producer

Curt Gresseth

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

Interest rates on credit cards hit record highs

A expert joins Dave & Dujanovic to discuss record-high interest rates on credit cards.
3 years ago

Does downtown SLC Main Street need a makeover? Which option do you like best?

Is it time to change the design of Main Street in downtown Salt Lake City? A city official joins the show to discuss the proposals options being considered.
3 years ago

Firefighters’ chili cook-off raises money for burn camp and survivors

A Utah firefighter and a burn survivor talk about an upcoming chili cook-off to support a burn camp program.
3 years ago

Driver passes out, crashes into plumbing building in Ogden

The driver's passenger was able to steer the van safely, though at a high rate of speed, through the parking lot of Weber Human Services.
3 years ago

Did inflation drop you out of the middle class? Expert money saver offers tips.

For a family of four in Utah making at least $68,000 is where middle class begins.
3 years ago

Inside the terrorist organization Hamas with retired FBI agent

A retired FBI agent discusses the militant organization Hamas and what Israel faces in trying to secure the release of its hostages.
3 years ago

Mayor talks transitional housing for homeless in Sandy

Sandy City is converting a former hotel to transitional housing for medically vulnerable people who are homeless. The mayor provides details on the project.
3 years ago

Utah Rep. Blake Moore on voting out House Speaker Kevin McCarthy

Rep. Blake Moore on ousting House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.
3 years ago

U.S. teens blasted by an average of 237+ texts per day

U.S. teens get an average of at least 237 texts per day. Dave and Debbie swap stories about the way teens communicate today.
3 years ago

Full-day kindergarten is here in Utah, but should it replace child care?

Full-day kindergarten is now an option for Utah parents. But should it replace child care as federal funding supporting it ends?
3 years ago

Looking for remote work? It helps to have an inside connection

Computers are sorting hundreds, even thousands, of remote work applications, so who you know will help you stand out.
3 years ago

More than half of Americans feel “behind” on retirement savings

Have you saved enough for a comfortable retirement? An expert shares tips and insights into saving and paying down debt.
3 years ago

Will teacher pay of $60,000 attract educators to Utah?

Is $60,000 the right amount to attract and retain new educators to Utah? A spokesman for a nonprofit group says it is, for now.
3 years ago

Bomb threat shuts down drag queen story time

Drag queen story time at the King's English Bookstore on Sunday canceled by bomb threat. The bookstore owner joins the show to talk about the incident.
3 years ago

Spot the signs and shut down Utah pet scammers

Pet scammers are doing their cruel deeds in St. George. Don’t be a victim. Know how to spot the signs of the scam.
3 years ago

Utah economy ranked best in US, but taxes still take a bite

The Utah Taxpayers Association says Utah needs to put downward pressure on income and property taxes to compete with surrounding states.
3 years ago

Since new law began, domestic violence referrals spike 83%

Because of a new law, which went into effect July 1, referrals to domestic violence service providers has jumped 83%.
3 years ago

Social Security overpaid billions; now it’s coming to collect

Social Security overpaid people who have little to no money or are disabled by billions of dollars. Now it is coming to collect.
3 years ago

Do you know where to shelter when an earthquake hits?

If an earthquake hit your neighborhood tomorrow, would you know where to go to find safety? A safety expert shares potentially life-saving advice.
3 years ago

Artificial intelligence joins politics for 2024 presidential race. Can you spot the fake?

Artificial intelligence has joined the presidential campaign trail. As a voter, do you know how to spot the fake?
3 years ago

Why kids don’t report bullying to adults

A Utah psychologist weighs in on what stops a victim from reporting a school bully, and how best to support them. to adults.
3 years ago

Resources available during National Recovery Month

Two Utahns in long-term recovery tell their stories and report the resources available to help addicts during National Recovery Month.
3 years ago

Two bats found in Salt Lake County test positive for rabies

A bat found at a skate park in Draper has tested positive for rabies, and it was the second bat in Salt Lake County found recently to do so.
3 years ago

New K-9 dog ready to put the bite on guns in Granite schools

Too many guns are being found in schools in the Granite District, so a new K-9 police officer named Bolt is being used to search for firearms on campus.
3 years ago