Dave & Dujanovic
Colby Walker
New Jazz GM says fans deserve competitive team
"[The fans] deserve for us to be able to build a competitive team and hopefully, with the things that we can predict and a little luck along the way, We have a lot of work to do, but ... we're ready to make our mark."5 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Simple credit card rewards can pay off if you just do a little work
Reward programs offered by credit cards can be quite beneficial, if you know how to pick the right one.5 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Does Utah need a new state flag?
One Utah lawmaker wants to change the appearance of Utah's flag and an expert disagrees. Both spoke about it on KSL Newsradio's Dave and Dujanovic program.5 years ago
Simone Seikaly
9/11 first responder says Utah senator lied
John Feal is one of the men that ran toward the falling Twin Towers on September 11, 2001. And he doesn't mince words when he encounters anybody who he perceives is trying to keep money from fellow 9/11 first responders. That includes members of Utah's congressional delegation.5 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Nanny or babysitter? Your bank account may hold the answer.
How do you decide between a nanny and a babysitter?5 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Dave & Dujanovic: Six things you need to tell your kids about money
"I was part of that. I felt completely unprepared to manage my money because I was a broke college kid and had no money," said Dave Noriega.5 years ago
Colby Walker
Right on the Money: How to build or repair your credit
Financial experts say building your credit from scratch is an important part of becoming an adult -- and not something you should do lightly.5 years ago
Colby Walker
Think you’re smart about your money? Think again!
Nearly three-quarters of American adults gave themselves a "high" rating on their finance knowledge, but our money knowledge doesn't make the grade.5 years ago
Colby Walker
Hidden fees are nickel-and-diming you out of your savings
According to a survey conducted by Consumer Reports, 85% of Americans have encountered unexpected or hidden fees in the last two years.5 years ago
Colby Walker
Bacon App creating a sizzle in gig economy
Users of the Bacon app are matched up with short-term, incidental hourly work that companies need to fill quickly - like Uber for jobs.5 years ago
Becky Bruce
Estate planning 101: wills, trusts and the $1,000 Challenge
Experts say estate planning, including wills and trusts, can be a critical part of managing your money -- and if you don't have a plan, the state does.5 years ago
Colby Walker
How a Snapchat filter led to the arrest of an off-duty cop
After hearing the story about how a close friend was sexually assaulted as a child, this Bay Area student set out to help police find potential pedofiles all by using a Snapchat filter.5 years ago
Kelli Pierce
University of Utah responds to Dateline report on McCluskey killing
The Dateline episode, "She Did Everything Right," asked why police did not check Rowland's parole status even though McCluskey told them who he was.5 years ago
Saige Miller
DIY: 5 household maintenance projects you can do yourself
Nothing is worse than an expensive repair that you could fix yourself. But you could save if you DIY your own household maintenance projects.5 years ago
Matthew Brooks
Pleasant Grove officials speak up after chlorine exposure at pool
Visitors to a public pool in Pleasant Grove were accidentally exposed to high levels of chlorine on Tuesday. Dave and Dujanovic find out what parents need to know.5 years ago
Matthew Brooks
What to do if you encounter a dangerous animal in the wild
A potentially tragic event with a miraculous result led Dave and Dujanovic to look deeper into what we all can do when we encounter dangerous wildlife.5 years ago
Matthew Brooks
Is a plea deal justice for Lauren McCluskey?
Lauren McCluskey died at the hands of someone who shouldn't have had a gun. Were the sentences for those who helped her killer get that weapon enough?5 years ago
Kelli Pierce
The next UPD budget meeting to tackle pay raises and service cuts
The big topic at the Unified Police Department's budget meeting is expected to be pay raises for officers: how much will they be, and will the department need to cut services to make them happen?5 years ago
Matthew Brooks
Dave & Dujanovic: When does homework become too much?
When does homework hurt more than it helps? Dave and Dujanovic say too much homework may actually be hurting our kids.5 years ago
Mark Oliver
8 budget apps that save you money
KSL Newsradio's Dave & Dujanovic have put together a list of the some of the best budget apps that'll get your emergency savings built up.5 years ago
KSL News Staff
Dave & Dujanovic: New technology helps cracks Logan murder case
Thanks to new technology, called Rapid DNA, police in Logan were able to link the case of a missing 5-year-old girl, Elizabeth Shelley, to the suspect, her uncle Alexander Whipple, 21.5 years ago
Matthew Brooks
Right on the Money: save by following the 24-hour rule
Financial experts say that procrastination can actually help you save money. That's right: just plain old-fashioned waiting. How to use the 24-hour rule.5 years ago
Saige Miller
Dave and Dujanovic: Should we regulate extreme recreation like Mount Everest?
11 people have died climbing Mount Everest in 2019 because of overcrowding on the summit. The Nepal government has issued more than 380 permits.5 years ago
