Elizabeth Weiler and Chris Jacobs
New poll suggests voters don’t wan’t to see Biden or Trump on the ballot
SALT LAKE CITY — A new poll shows a high number of voters do not want to see either President Biden or Former President Trump on the upcoming 2024 Presidential ballot, some would even be willing to pay money to not. It is currently unknown if either Biden or Trump will run in 2024 as […]4 years ago
Jennifer Hansler, CNN
US Embassy warns Americans to leave Russia
(CNN) — The U.S. Embassy in Moscow issued a security alert overnight that urged U.S. citizens to leave Russia immediately while there are still options for departing the country. The alert comes in the wake of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s order for partial mobilization of Russian men to fight in his war in Ukraine. “Russia […]4 years ago
Simone Seikaly
Salt Lake County Dems call for immediate resignation of Sen. Gene Davis
Salt Lake County Democrats say they've completed their investigation and determined that Sen. Gene Davis violated anti-harassment policies.4 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Voters could see an increase in police presence at the polls
Growing tensions may result in an increase in the presence of uniformed officers at polling stations during mid-terms.4 years ago
Jessica Lowell & Allie Litzinger
Draper City suing Geneva Rock, the mining company at Point of the Mountain
Draper City is suing, Geneva Rock, a mining company at the Point of the Mountain over concerns about what the company's mining activity will do to the area.4 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Utah moms rally behind Fairness for Pregnant Workers Act
Utahns in the nationwide advocacy group Mom Congress are pushing for a fairness bill to give pregnant workers more federal protections.4 years ago
Priscilla Alvarez, CNN
Biden touts climate package at Global Citizen Festival
President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden addressed the Global Citizen Festival early Sunday, underscoring the administration's commitment to climate action4 years ago
Mark Jones
Utah to receive additional $4.9 million from FEMA in response to COVID-19
FEMA has announced Utah will receive an additional $4.9 million to help with the housing costs during the COVID-19 pandemic.4 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Former U.S. Attorney for Utah talks about what FBI can take off your cellphone
A legal expert joined Dave and Dujanovic to discuss how the FBI can obtain evidence of a crime from a cellphone.4 years ago
Elizabeth Weiler
“Mini-bottles” could return to Utah state liquor stores
Mini-bottles haven't been on Utah state liquor store shelves for more than two decades. A public hearing will be held on the proposal.4 years ago
MJ Lee, CNN White House correspondent
Biden administration prepares for Abbott and DeSantis to send more migrants to Democratic cities
The Biden administration is readying for more migrants to be sent to Democratic cities.4 years ago
Mark Jones
Utah National Guard to host 67th annual Governor’s Day
The 67th annual Governor's Day will be held Saturday by the Utah National Guard at Camp Williams.4 years ago
Sam Herrera
Semifinalists for the new Utah flag design unveiled
The finalists for the new Utah state flag are on display at the Utah State Capitol, as well as in Logan and Cedar City through Oct. 5.4 years ago
Mark Jones
Senate race between Lee and McMullin is tight as election day gets closer
According to the latest Deseret News/Hinckley Institute of Politics survey, Sen. Mike Lee holds a two-point lead over challenger Evan McMullin Utah's U.S. Senate race.4 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
A tale of two Steves: Davis County voters face confusion over two write-in’s named Steve
The write-in campaign by Rep. Steve Handy might face an added challenge now that a second "Steve," Steve Fershtut, has entered the race.4 years ago
Kate Davis
New site helps inform voters on Utah judges ahead of election season
People looking to vote on Utah judges this election season have a revamped resource to look to. An official website provides summaries of judges.4 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Joel Ferry confirmed to be director of Department of Natural Resources
On Wednesday, Joel Ferry was confirmed as director of the Utah Department of Natural Resources by the Utah Senate. He still faces a lawsuit from Utah Democrats.4 years ago
Andrew Gordon
Bill to help with seamless transition, if Orem votes for its own school district
Utah Sen. Keith Grover (R-Provo) has opened a bill that would help with a seamless transition should Orem voters decide in November to split away from the Alpine School District and create its own school district.4 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Yuma mayor talks about migrants illegally crossing into city: US has the laws to fix problem
An Arizona mayor talks with Dave & Dujanovic about migrants coming into the country illegally. He says the U.S. has the laws to fix the problems.4 years ago
Kevin Liptak, CNN
Biden returns to UN as world grapples with Putin’s latest provocations in Ukraine war
One of Biden's objectives in his speech Wednesday will be to stress the importance of maintaining unity among western allies in supporting Ukraine.4 years ago
Mark Jones
Paul Tsosie appointed to Colorado River Authority Board by Gov. Cox
Attorney Paul Tsosie has been appointed by Gov. Spencer Cox to serve on the Colorado River Authority Board. Tsosie will serve to ensure Utah's American Native tribes have a say on policy concerning the Colorado River.4 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
In speech at UVU, former vice president discusses protecting freedoms
Former vice president Mike Pence gave a speech at Utah Valley University on Tuesday. He discussed freedoms that must be protected. He wouldn't say if he plans to run for President.4 years ago
Lindsay Aerts
Former Vice President Pence to speak at UVU
Former Vice President Pence is scheduled to speak at Utah Valley University on Thursday morning. KSL NewsRadio to stream.4 years ago
