Dave And Dujanovic

  On a curve... at Deer Creek Reservoir... a semi-truck carrying propane jackknifed and lost control... hit the guardrail and crashed into the reservoir. This happened overnight, and when UHP arrived they had to make a tough decision on how to conduct the search for the driver and how to remove the semitruck from the reservoir. Heather Kelly from the KSL Traffic Center explains how this will impact the surrounding areas. Utah Highway Patrol's Lt. Cameron Roden provides updates on the tanker truck in the reservoir and the search for the driver. 

Freeway changes coming to Utah County State Is it time to get rid of left hand turns? Is marriage dying? Should you drive your car until the wheels fall off? The latest chaos and bullying in Congress Abravanel Hall: redo it or rebuild it?

  There are some choices that need to be made about Abravanel Hall... Should it be torn down, or should we pay $200M to rehabilitate it? There is a petition going around to keep it as it is. Jack Clark, the organizer of the Save Abravanel Hall petition, joins the show to discuss why he started this petition.

  Class is in session for Congress and Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is the schoolyard bully... but she's finally getting a taste of her own medicine after insulting the physical appearance of Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett's eyelashes. Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources, shares his reaction to the latest chaos and bullying in Congress.

  With the rising costs of vehicles, does it make more sense to drive your car until the wheels fall off rather than buy a new vehicle? How do you really know when it's time to let go of your vehicle? KSL Investigative Producer Sloan Schrage joins the show to share his firsthand experience running vehicles into the ground and buying his very first brand new vehicle.

  According to a Deseret News article, research shows that marriage is the key to happiness. However, it seems like marriage is dying in this country. Why? Aimee Winder Newton, Senior Advisor to the governor and Director of the Office of Families, joins the show to discuss what the governor's office is doing to encourage people to consider getting married.

  According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, about 800,000 crashes at intersections have involved a vehicle making a left turn. Is it time to get rid of left hand turns altogether? Dave and Debbie discuss and take listener calls.

  More freeways are on their way to Utah County. Population is expected to explode, and the new extension of Mountain View will push it. Growing by 30% in 2060, its population will be at 1.3 million residents. John Gleason with the Utah Department of Transportation joins the show to explain what this project will achieve.

KC Chief's Harrison Butker's calls out 'diabolic lies' made to women in controversial commencement speech Do schools need cameras in classrooms?  What is the best portrayal of a real person in a movie?

  It's the movie show preview! Andy Farnsworth and Steve Salles with the KSL Movie Show join the show to discuss the big movie of the week and the best portrays of a real life person in a movie.  

More schools in the US could soon install cameras in school classrooms. Dave and Debbie discuss if this would be a solution for issues teachers have in the classroom or If it could cause more problems. Listeners chime in with their opinions. 

Never heard his name until this week -- he's a kicker for an NFL team -- and now getting bashed all over the Internet for a 20 minute college graduation address he delivered  -- he bashed priests in his own church, President Biden, disparaged the LGBTQ community -- and then Harrison Butker told female graduates what they should be most thrilled about. Dave and Debbie discuss Butker's comments and if it was appropriate as a graduation commencement speech.  

  Sticker shock at the grocery store. Food prices have slowed down a little bit over the last year... Up 1%   But since the pandemic grocery prices have risen 25%. Can we make our groceries last longer? Dave and Debbie speak with KSL Investigative Reporter Matt Gephart about what he's learned about how long groceries can last past the expiration or sell by date. KSL Investigative Producer Sloan Shrage joins the show to share their investigation into if produce lasts longer if you store it in a grocery container instead of the plastic it comes in.  

Sen. Mitt Romney says Biden should have pardoned Trump Paying off the national debt with tax increases Utah Water Safety: Live at Big Cottonwood Creek Utah Water Safety: Children lifejacket safety Priced out of concert tickets: Does Billie Eillish have the solution? Election trust is key to preserving our elections Utah Water Safety: Don't drink and boat! Spring runoff concerns in SLCO Americans are maxing out their credit cards

  Dave and Debbie discuss new data that show just how much Americans are utilizing their credit cards and maxing them out to their limit.

  Dave and Debbie speak with Kade Moncur, Director of Public Works Engineering with SLCO about the latest on spring runoff concerns in the area.

  Steve Bullock, Chief of Law Enforcement with the Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation joins Dave and Debbie live from Big Cottonwood Creek to discuss the issue of drinking alcohol and driving a boat - don't do it! Steve discusses the consequences, what it looks like as they patrol this issue, and overall safety concerns of being under the influence on the water.

Preserving the integrity of our elections is vital to the health of our democracy. Host of Inside Sources, Boyd Matheson joins the show.

  Ticket prices have been going crazy with multiple concerts, so much so it is cheaper to see artists like Taylor Swift in Europe than it is in the United States. KSL Newsradio Producer, Caitlyn Johnston joins the show to explain how Billie Eillish has chosen a new path for selling concerts that may beat out the issue of scalpers reselling tickets for an outrageous price.

  Spring is here and water activities are near! As Dave and Debbie broadcast live from Big Cottonwood Creek, Steve Bullock, Chief of Law Enforcement with the Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation joins the show to discuss lifejacket safety specifically when it comes to children .