High prescription drug prices, high hospital costs, and nursing strikes dominate the headlines in the US when it comes to healthcare. We’re familiar with the usual talking points regarding solutions: transparency, price caps, and subsidies. But Dr. Joseph Jarvis, an author and occupational medicine specialist explains what we should really be thinking about to fix […]
Lately, the headlines have been obsessed with the Chinese spy balloon, who shot it down, and when. But is the political shiny balloon preventing us from having the more important conversation about tactics? Sen. Mitt Romney joins Inside Sources to discuss why we need a more comprehensive China strategy. This segment originally aired on Feb. […]
Former Vice President Mike Pence is widely expected to announce his presidential bid in the next few months. On April 23, 2023, the former VP came to Utah for a round table discussion and sat down for an exclusive interview with KSL NewsRadio’s Boyd Matheson, host of Inside Sources. From his thoughts on federalism to […]
0:00 — Montana banning TikTok (https://www.nytimes.com/2023/05/17/business/montana-tiktok-ban.html) Earl Foote with Nexus IT joins Debbie Dujanovic and Taylor Morgan to talk about how this works.
Every month, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox joins KSL NewsRadio for a special Q&A. This month, Cox answers questions about topics ranging from the new state flag to gun control legislation. This segment originally aired on May 18, 2023. More Utah news on KSLNewsRadio.com Chapters: 00:00 — Governor’s reaction to the passing of KSL TV anchor […]
Phony car accidents, fake kidnappings… AI (artificial intelligence) may make phone scams so sophisticated you could be convinced they’re real. Technology that can replicate a voice can send someone into a panic, making it the perfect tool for scammers to use. Dave & Dujanovic discuss recent stories about AI scams and explore ways to avoid […]
Dave Noreiga of Dave and Dujanovic did a walkthrough of Tabitha’s Way Local Food Pantry to understand how food pantries work, and how communities can help those in need. He spoke to Al Switzler, the co-founder of Tabitha’s Way about how even one small action can make a big impact. Learn more about Tabitha’s Way: […]
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The jury in the trial of Lori Vallow Daybell is in deliberation and we don’t know when to expect a verdict. The prosecution and defense have each made their closing arguments, reiterating what they had said in their opening arguments and pointing at testimony they felt proved their case. Catch up with our coverage of […]
The prosecution appears to be nearing the end of its presentation in the ongoing trial of Lori Vallow Daybell. What does that mean? KSL NewsRadio reporters Aimee Cobabe and Hugo Rikard-Bell check in with Kyle Dunphey of the Deseret News.
KSL Meteorologist Kevin Eubank joins Dave and Dujanovic’s Debbie Dujanovic to discuss Utah’s ever-changing weather. Learn more about flooding here: https://kslnewsradio.com/2000819/d2-answers-to-some-of-the-common-questions-about-flooding/
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