Digital Content Producer

Curt Gresseth

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

Bullying in school: Red flags teachers should spot

The principal of Bountiful High School talks about how pervasive bullying is and what steps he and his staff is taking to root it out.
3 years ago

Amazon workers eligible for free tuition at UVU

Utah Valley University is partnering with Amazon to provide company employees free tuition, along with covering books and fees.
3 years ago

Inside Sources Explainer: Why Iowa matters in the race for the White House

Iowa is the state politicians focus on as the race for the White House begins.
3 years ago

With tropical storm, rain is last thing tunnel people in Las Vegas want to see

The people who live in the tunnels of Las Vegas can be swamped when rain -- and lots of it -- comes to town, such as Tropical Storm Hilary that soaked Southern California before moving into Nevada
3 years ago

Should Utah enjoy a sales-tax holiday?

Sales tax holidays are a gimmick. Tax relief is only a benefit to taxpayers if it's permanent, says a Utah tax expert.
3 years ago

Is a four-day school week the answer to teacher shortage?

Tooele’s rural schools are saving money on busing costs and retaining teachers longer with a four-day school week, says the district superintendent.
3 years ago

Odometer-fraud ring busted. ‘It’s a horrible way to start your adult life’

Detective JD Nelson with the Unified Police Department breaks down a odometer fraud ring recently broken up in Salt Lake County.
3 years ago

Hackers can target schools for kids’ data, here’s how to stay safer

Education systems and schools can be a target for hackers, but like other forms of data, kids data can be protected.
3 years ago

Fire-damaged Utah house selling ‘as-is’ for $440,000. Real-estate agent talks about housing market

A real-estate agent discusses a fire-damaged house for sale in Utah County.
3 years ago

Teachers — going, going, gone. But where are the replacements?

Nearly half of all teachers leave the profession after the first five years. But the number of replacement teachers is about half of what is needed to sustain the teacher workforce in Utah.
3 years ago

Cardiac arrest top killer for student athletes

A student athlete talks about moving on from college football after suffering cardiac arrest during practice and the life-saving measures that saved his life.
3 years ago

Hiking in the heat? Know before you go

Planning on hiking in the summer heat? A spokesman for Zions National Park joins the show to give life-saving tips on keeping safe while enjoying your adventure.
3 years ago

Do you know how to calm a road rage crisis?

A Utah Highway Patrol sergeant talks about how to de-escalate a confrontation with a road-rage driver.
3 years ago

Lost in The Narrows overnight, hiker, 14, talks about her rescue

A young hiker tells her story of being lost overnight in The Narrows of Zion National Park in southern Utah. Mom adds details and both talk about lessons learned.
3 years ago

Should new drive-thru businesses be banned in Sugar House?

The Salt Lake City Council is contemplating banning new drive-thru operations in the Sugar House Business District. But the proposed ban brings up some legal questions.
3 years ago

Yes, hydrate, but drinking too much can be dangerous, says doc

Drink when you are thirsty but don’t force-feed water because over-hydrating can be dangerous to a person’s health, says a physician specializing in wilderness medicine.
3 years ago

Heatwave updates from around the state, and can you spot the signs of heat distress?

The mayors of St. George and Moab update listeners and readers on the heatwave sweeping across their cities while a Utah doctor shares valuable knowledge on heat-related illnesses and how to spot them.
3 years ago

In January, Biden vowed to take on junk fees. How’s he doing so far?

A financial expert talks about junk fees, what they are, where they appear and what is being done to eliminate them.
3 years ago

In Utah, inflation continues to cool down

Inflation has cooled for 12 consecutive months, dropping to 3% in June; both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq reached their highest levels since April 2022 on the news.
3 years ago

Utah Chinese Service Center is no risk to state residents, says ex-FBI agent

Despite a group of Republican senators' concerns, a retired FBI agent says the general public doesn't not need to be concerned with a Overseas Chinese Service Center in a strip mall in South Salt Lake.
3 years ago

In less than a week, SLC sees two hit-and-run fatalities

A spokesman for the Salt Lake City Police Department joins the show to discuss two separate recent hit-and-run incidents that resulted in two deaths.
3 years ago

Beating the summer heat: Be Ready Utah expert shares tips

As triple digit days near, Wade Matthews from Be Ready Utah offers tips and advice for staying safe and hydrated in the summer heat.
3 years ago

UHP cites speed in recent spate of motorcycle fatalities

A UHP trooper and motorcycle instructor said speeding and taking turns too fast contributed to recent motorcycle fatalities.
3 years ago

Two Utah professors react to Supreme Court ruling ending affirmative action in college admissions

Two Utah professors react to the U.S. Supreme Court ruling suddenly stoping race-based affirmative action admissions policies at colleges and universities.
3 years ago