Dave & Dujanovic
Devin Oldroyd
Should Pride clothing be in the kid’s section?
Target has fallen out of favor with many loud voices over its Pride line of clothing. Should Pride clothing be in the kid's section?11 months ago
Curt Gresseth
State Farm Insurance pulls out of California because of catastrophes and increasing costs
State Farm Insurance is no longer accepting homeowner insurance applications in California.11 months ago
Mark Jones
How will the $40 million in flood mitigation be used?
Where is the $40 million in flood mitigation being spent. It's a topic that Dave and Dujanovic discuss Thursday with House Speaker Brad Wilson.11 months ago
Mark Jones
Why are hikers dying in Buckskin Gulch?
Why is Buckskin Gulch becoming such a dangerous place for hikers. Dave Noriega and Debbie Dujanovic visit with the Kane County Sheriff about the dangers of the slot canyon.11 months ago
Devin Oldroyd
What to know about hiking trails and campgrounds this Memorial Day weekend
As Utah has warms up, snow is melting in the canyons. What does this mean for hiking trails and campgrounds as we near Memorial Day weekend?11 months ago
Mark Jones
The legal consequences of shooting a firearm within city limits
Dave and Dujanovic discuss with KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas the ramifications of shooting a firearm in city limits.11 months ago
Mark Jones
UHP urging drivers to be more focused after fatal crash near Farr West
In the aftermath of a crash Wednesday morning that killed three people near Farr West, the Utah Highway Patrol says drivers should stay focused on driving to limit hazards such as deer and other wildlife.11 months ago
Mark Jones
Gov. Cox issues apology for insulting Congress
Dave & Dujanovic discuss if Gov. Cox even need to apologize for insulting Congress during a news conference earlier this month.11 months ago
Devin Oldroyd
Video: Flooding damages Nebo Loop in Payson Canyon, roadway currently “impassable”
Flooding continues to cause issues on roads. A new video out of the Nebo Loop shows how the water has taken a toll in Payson Canyon.11 months ago
Mark Jones
TiKTok sues Montana over state-wide ban, legal expert weighs in
TikTok has filed a lawsuite against Montana, saying the state is violating First Amendment rights by banning the social media app from the state. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas joined Dave and Dujanovic to discuss the case.11 months ago
Mark Jones
D2: Could next weekend be the peak runoff for flooding in Utah?
Memorial Day weekend could be peak runoff for creeks and rivers in places such as Big and Little Cottonwood canyons. Scott Baird, public works director for SLCO joined Dave and Dujanovic on Monday.11 months ago
Mark Jones
Montana issued a complete ban of TikTok, is Utah next?
Debbie Dujanovic and guest host Taylor Morgan discuss if Utah will be the next state to ban TikTok. Earl Foote, an IT expert with Nexus IT, joined the show to discuss.11 months ago
Curt Gresseth
How to cut down on your costs at the grocery store
A grocery-shopping guru joined KSL Podcast D2 to offer tips and advice on how to pinch your pennies while shopping for food.11 months ago
Mark Jones
What’s the hang up over the FDA-approved Alzheimer’s drug?
A new FDA-approved drug to help fight Alzheimer's disease hasn't been approved by the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services. Dave and Dujanovic disuss why.11 months ago
Devin Oldroyd
Ballpark NEXT: The future of Smith’s Ballpark and the Ballpark community
To help decide what should be done with the Smith's Ballpark, the city is hosting a contest called Ballpark NEXT.11 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Square footage isn’t everything, says Utah apartment spokesman
A Utah apartment spokesman shares his insights on how to make apartment life better and more affordable.11 months ago
Devin Oldroyd
Should Trader Joe’s come to Kaysville?
Should Trader Joe’s come to Kaysville? Kaysville Mayor Tamara Tran and City Council Member John Adams think so.11 months ago
Mark Jones
Credit card debt stands at almost $1 trillion, expert weighs in
A financial planner joins Dave & Dujanovic to discuss how people can put a stop to their credit card debt.11 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Where is the surge of migrants at border? Yuma mayor suspects he knows what’s happening.
The mayor of Yuma, Arizona likes the fact the expected surge of illegal migrants hasn't happened, but he fears it will still happen because it is all a scheme concocted by the cartels.11 months ago
Waverly Golden
Many Americans choosing fast food over grocery shopping
Dave Noriega and Debbie Dujanovic spoke with NewsNation Miami Correspondent Brooke Shafer about her research into ever-increasing fast food sales.11 months ago
Mark Jones
Conservation is key as Utah exits out of severe drought conditions
Scott Paxman, with the Weber Basin Water Conservancy District, joined Dave and Dujanovic to discuss what the state must do to remain out of severe drought conditions.11 months ago
Mark Jones
Tabitha’s Way: Food pantry lending help to those in need
The co-founders of Tabitha's Way in Utah County joined Dave & Dujanovic on Thursday to discuss how their food pantry works and where they get their food.11 months ago
Curt Gresseth
Ticktock: US steps closer to debt default
Robert Spendlove, senior vice president and economic and public policy officer at Zions Bank, joins the show to discuss what would happen if the federal government defaults on its debt.11 months ago
