Right On The Money: Should parents pay their kids for good grades?
Would you pay your kids for good grades? One Harvard economist tested that idea out at schools around the nation. The results -- well, they're complicated.7 years ago
10 highlights from the redacted Mueller Report
The Mueller Report, released today, sheds a fascinating light into the presidential investigation that's already made history.7 years ago
OPINION – We need to stop blaming the victims of dog attacks
Dog attacks in Layton took a boy's arm and cost a Logan man his lip -- but both times, the victims were blamed. Dave Noriega says that has to change.7 years ago
Parents concerned about cell towers at Jordan Ridge Elementary
Jordan Ridge Elementary School isn't the only school in Utah with cell phone towers. The Jordan School District has cell towers at 35 different schools.7 years ago
How to make sure you get the best possible help when calling 911
SLC911 director and former 911 operator Lisa Burnette shares what she wishes everyone would do when they call in with an emergency.7 years ago
Project Recovery: how this grandmother broke free of addiction
Lisa's path to recovery wasn't easy. At the age of 40 and 8 months sober, she became addicted to heroin and crystal meth. But it's never too late to change.7 years ago
OPINION: Want better teachers? Stop paying them all the same amount.
Pay for teachers in Utah is almost $13,000 below the national average, but Dave Noriega says the solution isn't just to increase pay across the board - it's to reward the best of the best.7 years ago
130 medical equipment companies defrauded Medicare out of $1.3 billion, FBI says
A massive scam involving 130 medical equipment companies defrauded $1.2 billion from Medicare over the course of five years, the FBI says7 years ago
Bank of America raises minimum salary to $20 an hour
Bank of America is raising its minimum salary to $20 an hour - but that's still not the best entry-level salary on the market.7 years ago
Is college still worth the cost?
Student loan debt has reached $1.5 trillion. With costs this high, does college in the US still offer a good enough return on investment to be worth it?7 years ago
OPINION: Mr. Gill, let the police go back to work
Debbie Dujanovic: I’m calling on District Attorney Sim Gill to act swiftly to get these police officers back on the street as soon as possible.7 years ago
The Utah State Correctional Facility is cutting 400 beds and adding $150 million to costs
Ballooning costs for the Utah State Correctional Facility are expected to leave the project over budget, behind schedule, and with less space for prisoners.7 years ago
Woman killed after getting into what she thought was an Uber
Samantha Josephson thought she was getting into an Uber for a ride home. But after she got inside, she would never be seen alive again.7 years ago
Casey Scott, 200 days sober, opens up about the problems that led to his horrifying crash
Casey Scott opens up about his struggles with alcohol addiction and his path to recovery in the new podcast Project Recovery.7 years ago
Family of child that lost hand in Layton dog attack receiving insults and threats online
The mother of Austin Brown, the child who lost his hand to a dog bite in Layton, Utah, has shared her version of the story of the horrific attack - and it's wildly different from what you've heard.7 years ago
Meadowlawn Elementary teachers shot with pellet guns during drill
ALICE training is taught across the country, but the techniques used at Meadowlawn Elementary in Indiana were far from ordinary.7 years ago
Auditor breaks down Utah’s worst abuses of taxpayer money
KSL Newsradio's Dave & Dujanovic invited State Auditor John Dougall on their show to share how taxpayer money is misused in our state.7 years ago
Tuition, fees expected to rise across Utah, Commissioner of Higher Education says
Tuition and fees across Utah will rise soon, Commissioner of Education David Buhler warns, with a 3.2 percent increase expected at the University of Utah.7 years ago
Granite School District opening free medical center for its teachers
Granite School District is trying a new approach to luring in new teachers: setting up a medical clinic with free health care for their staff.7 years ago
Hole in I-15 bridge was more than just a pothole, UDOT says
The "pothole" that shut down two lanes of the I-15 on Sunday was more than just a pothole, UDOT'S John Gleason says. It was a hole that went right through the bridge.7 years ago
Det. Ellis Maxwell shares his theory on what happened to Susan Powell
For the first time, Ellis Maxwell, the lead detective on the disappearance of Susan Powell, has shared his theory about what happened on the night she vanished.7 years ago
Davis County fights to keep Legacy Parkway closed off to trucks
Legacy Parkway is one of the few roads in Utah where trucks are not allowed. But on Jan. 1, 2020, all that's going to change.7 years ago
Companies can now trade your pension for a lump sum – but should you take the deal?
Your boss can now switch your pension with a lump sum payment -- but if give you the choice, should you take the deal? CPA Shane Stewart weighs in.7 years ago
