Dave & Dujanovic
Heather Kelly and Samantha Herrera
Earthquake safety in the winter looks different, expert says
There's a chance that Utah will be hit by a high-magnitude earthquake in the next 50 years. How can we plan for earthquake safety all-year round?13 hours ago
Curt Gresseth
Park City man talks about watching Chinese balloon being shot down over his head in South Carolina
A Park City man building a deck in South Carolina saw US military jets swarming a Chinese balloon over his head. He describes the experience.1 day ago
Mark Jones
Eyeing retirement: How much money is enough after you leave a job?
How do you know when it's time to leave a job or if you'll have enough for retirement? Dave and Dujanovic talk to a financial planner about this important question.5 days ago
Curt Gresseth
Interest rate ticks up. Time to tame your debt.
The chief financial analyst for Bankrate.com joins the show to talk about the rising interest rate and how you can get out from under the debt you have accumulated.5 days ago
Mark Jones
Bill would allow individuals to become teachers without a bachelor’s degree
A bill being discussed on in the legislative session would allow for individuals to become teachers without obtaining a bachelor's degree.6 days ago
Simone Seikaly
Lack of access stands between Black-owned businesses and success
But lack of access to money isn't the only thing that hinders Black-owned business in Utah and across the nation.6 days ago
Curt Gresseth
Cost of heating homes in Utah rising as thermometer sinks
The cost of heating a home in Utah is rising because demand has increased and the drought in the West has cut into production.6 days ago
Mark Jones
Potential redesign of new Utah State Flag emphasizes Native American tribes
Sen. Dan McCay (R-Riverton) is sponsoring a bill that would call for a slight redesign of the new Utah State Flag.7 days ago
Devin Oldroyd
Unsheltered Utah opens warming tent for unhoused people to escape frigid temperatures
As temperatures in the state plummet far below zero, advocates with Unsheltered Utah built an unsanctioned makeshift warming tent Monday.7 days ago
Mark Jones
One Utah lawmaker wants to ban cellphones in classrooms
One Utah lawmaker wants to ban cellphones in Utah classrooms.8 days ago
Curt Gresseth
When it’s this cold, keep your pipes from freezing. Here’s how.
It's so cold outside today that a plumber has joined the show to share tips on keeping your pipes inside and outside your home from freezing.8 days ago
Mark Jones
Concurrent enrollment provides students with options in Nebo School District
Programs such as concurrent enrollment can give high school students and their parents options.12 days ago
Curt Gresseth
ChatGPT: Plagiarism super-tool for students or AI brainstorming generator?
Will the future of AI be the interactive chatbot ChatGPT helping cheaters ace exams and tests or a new tool to assist all students in learning?12 days ago
Elizabeth Weiler
UTA board looks at FrontRunner expansion in Utah County
Utah County is the fastest growing county in the state so UTA is considering a number of expansions to their current FrontRunner and bus lines.12 days ago
Curt Gresseth
Banks to launch app to compete with Apple Pay and Venmo
Banks are launching a new app for online money transfers that customers can trust to protect their finances.13 days ago
Samantha Herrera
Proposed law would allow pregnant people to use HOV lane
The bill, sponsored by Rep. Stephanie Gricius, R-Salt Lake City, would allow a pregnant person to use HOV lanes on their own.14 days ago
Curt Gresseth
Mass shooter’s age – 72 – makes California massacre harder to unravel
A mass shooter, 72, killed 11 people and injured nine in California on Saturday night before killing himself. A former US Attorney for the District of Utah dissects the massacre.15 days ago
Curt Gresseth
Utah congressman discusses his bill to ban US teens under 16 from using social media
Rep. Chris Stewart, R-Utah, discusses his new bill that would ban American kids younger than 16 from using social media platforms.19 days ago
Mark Jones
How citizens can get involved with the legislative process
The voices of Utah citizens can be heard in the 2023 legislative process, however, they must first reach out to their legislator.20 days ago
Curt Gresseth
Could state senator’s bill prevent next domestic-violence tragedy?
A state senator is proposing a bill that would mandate that all police departments in Utah perform a lethality assessment when responding to domestic violence calls to help prevent a future tragedy.20 days ago
Mark Jones
Should there be social media restrictions for children under 16?
Utah lawmakers are working on a bill that would require children be 16 years of age before they can get a social media account.21 days ago
Curt Gresseth
Mayors in SLC, South Jordan, discuss Bees baseball moving to Daybreak
Mayor Erin Mendenhall has opened a design competition for the future of Smith’s Ballpark site.21 days ago
Mark Jones
If Rep. Santos doesn’t resign, there’s not much that can be done, expert says
Derek Brown, former chair of the Utah Republican Party, tells Dave and Dujanovic if New York Rep. George Santos won't resign, the only way to remove him from office is impeachment.26 days ago
Curt Gresseth
COLD podcast host talks about quadruple Idaho murders
Idaho murders are discussed by COLD podcast host Dave Cawley26 days ago
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Lockout lifted for Hunter High and Hunter Elementary Schools
Home schools and micro-schooling defined under new Utah bill
GoFundMe created for passing of two employees at Northrop Grumman
Full-sized Target coming to former Dillard’s at Provo’s Towne Centre
Utah hasn’t had this much snowfall since 2011, according to NWS
One dead after four-vehicles crash on U.S. Highway-40
Lawyers say new Petito photos prove Moab Police ignored evidence of abuse
Utah gas prices spike, Governor blames regional supply
Missing girl from Arizona found in West Valley basement
Utah snowpack at a 10-year-high