Dave & Dujanovic
Derrick Jones
Utah’s social media child protection law put on hold
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signed the delay into effect on Friday, despite being a vocal advocate for the social media law.3 months ago
Curt Gresseth
How should the hot trend of cold plunging be regulated in Utah?
Are you someone who enjoys cold plunging? A Utah senator wants to bring clarity to regulating cold baths.3 months ago
Curt Gresseth
In dead of winter, cold batteries in electric vehicles struggle to stay alive
Electric vehicles are struggling in the wintry cold as batteries lose range and take longer to charge up.3 months ago
Curt Gresseth
What to do when power goes out during freezing cold snap
An expert discusses the safe use of a gas generator, the right food to eat, and how to use a blanket fort when it's freezing and the power is out.4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
How to prevent frozen pipes, indoors and outdoors
A plumbing expert offers tips and advice for people who don't want to wake up to the cold messy problem of frozen pipes.4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Can Utah afford to lose state income-tax revenue? No, but…
Could Utah afford to lose its income tax? No, so how would that lost revenue be offset?4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Bill would keep landlord honest about apartment for rent
A bill before the upcoming legislative session would require landlords to disclose to tenants any and all defects or problems with the rental — even those not readily apparent — before signing a lease agreement.4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
After five deaths in S.L. County, Health Department urges flu shot
This flu season, three strains are actively circulating -- it's usually one. But there's good news! The vaccine can successfully combat all three strains.4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Code Blue: an idea saving lives from the Utah cold
The lawmaker behind Code Blue alerts discusses the concept and how they are working to keep people safe during Utah winters.4 months ago
KSL NewsRadio
LISTEN: Utah race for US Senate seat heats up as candidates file to run
More candidates in Utah are filing to run in the race for US Senate, racking up big names to potentially appear on the ballot.4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
State program aims to keep driving down price of insulin for all Utahns
A Utah lawmaker said a state program that buys insulin in bulk to lower drug prices for state employees is available to all diabetic Utahns.4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Changing weather pattern to bring snow to Utah, says Eubank
Snowfall, so far, has definitely disappointed. But KSL Meteorologist Kevin Eubank peers into his snow globe and says snow is on the way.4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
DUI arrests over holiday weekend in Utah nearly double last year’s count
The UHP said it was a bad weekend for DUI drivers across Utah, far from the numbers law enforcement and others want to see.4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
TSA shares travel tips for the holidays
Have travel plans for the holidays? A TSA spokeswoman provides tips for passing through airport security quickly and smoothly.4 months ago
Mariah Maynes
What is ketamine? Medical professional provides insights
The death of Friends actor Matthew Perry has been linked to the effects of ketamine. What is the drug?4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
UDOT offers safety tips when driving in fog
A UDOT spokesman offers safety tips when driving in the fog.4 months ago
Heather Kelly and Simone Seikaly
Legal expert questions Utah’s social media restrictions
A KSL Legal Analyst lauds concern for children exhibited by Utah officials, but questions the law's constitutionality.4 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Author discusses guns and the preventable deaths of kids
An author of a report on unintentional firearm deaths says securely storing guns is the best way to stop the accidental but preventable homicides of kids.5 months ago
Simone Seikaly
Republican forms exploratory committee for Salt Lake County mayoral race
Erin Rider says there are "politically homeless" Republicans in Salt Lake County that would vote for her for mayor.5 months ago
Curt Gresseth
With animal shelter at full capacity, Tooele City Police take back command
The Tooele City Animal Shelter is at full capacity and cannot receive any more surrender or rescue animals, says the shelter commander.5 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Is that spy camera monitoring the scene or invading your privacy?
A legal analyst discusses when a spy camera is legally recording vs. invading a person's privacy.5 months ago
Emily Ashmead
Finally Friday: schedule changes beginning January 2024
Starting in January 2024, KSL NewsRadio has a fresh Friday lineup.5 months ago
Derrick Jones
Teens and social media: navigating the digital landscape
About one in three teens say that they are on either TikTok of YouTube several times a day as well as other social media apps5 months ago