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The Salt Lake Tribune did some great reporting on traffic crashes and fatalities. That mapped for more than a decade... every fatal crash in Utah... and posted it on map. It was overwhelming to see so many red dots on a map. Dave and Debbie discuss more into the number of fatalities and turn to Andy Farnsworth in the KSL Traffic Center to share his insight on most common crash zones in the state. After looking at the numbers Dave and Debbie share if they feel safe on Utah roads.
Utah needs to eat humble pie & stop bragging about our great state status -- another survey from Wallethub shows we stick out like a sore thumb. The amount of taxes we dish out compared to our income puts us near the top of most taxed burdened residents in America. Dave and Debbie speak with Malah Armstrong, VP of the Utah Taxpayers Association to analyze how Utah got to #11 and how Utah could lower its tax burden.
Half a million California workers will get $20 minimum wage starting today -- because they work in fast food. Dave and Debbie talk about the issue of minimum wage at hand and the impact this can have on the employee, the employer and the consumer.
Dave and Debbie break down the case of Chad Daybell and share a conversation from Nate Eaton with East Idaho News, who is in the courtroom in Idaho. Nate discusses what Chad is accused of, the jury selection process, and how this trial differs from Lori Daybell's.
Body camera footage from police in Idaho are giving deeper insight into what UUWBB came up against during their stay in CDA for March Madness NCAA tournament. U of U donor traveling with the team met a cop to report a band of trucks, revving engines with people inside bombarding the team with foul-language-laced-racial- slurs as the team walked back to their hotel after dinner. Dave and Debbie listen to some of the body cam footage of the witness speaking with the officer.
President Biden raised nearly $26 million at his high end fundraiser last week - now Trump is hoping to top that in his own event on April 6th at Mar -A-Lago. Dave and Debbie speak with Host of Inside Sources Boyd Matheson about why the money matters in politics during election season.
The amount of money you need to make to buy a home in Utah has jumped 70% since 2020.. Dave and Debbie break down how big of a salary you need in Utah to buy a home compared to where it was in 2020.
Big changes in store for home sellers -- and buyers come summer when new rules kick in over the practice of the 6% realtor commission traditionally paid out of sellers' pockets. Dave and Debbie go in depth on the lawsuit a handful of homeowners filed that flipped a behemoth real estate industry on its ear...and what it means for buyers and sellers-- if I'm a seller do I have to still pay buyer's agent?
A wrecking crew shows up at an old LDS meeting house in downtown and starts tearing it down... then runs off as the city confronts the crew... Dave and Debbie try to get to the bottom of this Easter Sunday caper. Peter Johnston, KSL Newsradio Reporter joins the show with the latest. Nick Norris, SLC's Director of Planning calls the show to explain more into the city's response.
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Debbie Dujanovic airs weekday mornings on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City.