Dave & Dujanovic
Curt Gresseth
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.9 months ago
Mark Jones
Farmers Insurance pulls out of Florida. Should Utahns be worried?
Farmers Insurance will no longer offer auto, home or other policies under its main brand in Florida because of the risk of Hurricanes.9 months ago
Curt Gresseth
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.10 months ago
Curt Gresseth
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.10 months ago
Mariah Maynes
Raising Utah’s nicotine limit poses health risks to children, says Drug Safe Utah
The president of the Utah Eagle Forum is lobbying to keep a lower nicotine content in the vapes sold in Utah.10 months ago
Curt Gresseth
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.10 months ago
Mark Jones
Women taking over the ballot for the 2nd Congressional District special election
Four women are vying for to replace Rep. Chris Stewart in the 2nd Congressional District. There has only been 4 women from Utah to serve in the U.S House of Representatives.10 months ago
Curt Gresseth
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.10 months ago
Derrick Jones
Child drowning is the number one killer for children 1 to 4
Becoming more and more frequent, child drowning has now surpassed disease as the number one killer among children ages 1 to 4.10 months ago
Curt Gresseth
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.10 months ago
Mariah Maynes
University of North Carolina’s free tuition a band-aid solution to fixing unaffordable costs, expert says
College tuition costs are high across the country, and one school has announced it will offer free tuition for state residents.10 months ago
Carlos Artiles Fortun
New home sales keep rising
Interest rates are finally decreasing, but a new report shows new home sales continue to rise. A Utah expert weighs into the housing market in Utah.10 months ago
Curt Gresseth
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.10 months ago
Mark Jones
Study: Average person needs more than $200K to feel financially comfortable
A study by Bankrate has found that the average American needs more than $200,000 to feel financially comfortable.10 months ago
Mark Jones
Ransomware criminals are out there, who is prone to be a victim?
Ransomware criminals are attacking vulnerable segments such as school districts. How safe do you feel about your child's school or school district?10 months ago
Sam Herrera
Stopping the credit card debt cycle can start with saying “no,” expert says
Credit card debt can feel overwhelming. One financial planner suggests setting up a spending plan and building up an emergency fund.10 months ago
Derrick Jones
Fourth of July traffic: What to watch out for
This year, Independence Day falls on a Tuesday meaning Fourth of July traffic will be spread out over five days.10 months ago
Mark Jones
Riebe says hard work paid off in convention win, taking aim at November
Utah Sen. Kathleen Riebe won the Democratic nomination to be the party's nominee in the 2nd Congressional District race.10 months ago
Curt Gresseth
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.10 months ago
Mark Jones
Drone shows to replace traditional fireworks shows in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall has announced traditional fireworks shows in the city will be replaced by drone shows this year.10 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Even ‘safe’ levels of air pollution can harm health, especially kids, study finds
According to a new study, even so-called safe levels of air pollution can be detrimental to health, especially children.10 months ago
Devin Oldroyd
$317 million coming to Utah to expand internet access across the state
The Beehive State is set to receive $317.4 million from the Biden Administration to improve internet access across the state.10 months ago
Mark Jones
Pros, cons of a virtual convention as opposed to one in-person
The Utah Republican Party held an in-person convention last weekend, while the Utah Democratic Party will hold an virtual convention on Wednesday evening.10 months ago
