Dave & Dujanovic

Dave & Dujanovic

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Dave & Dujanovic episodes

  • Judge rules UT AG must release calendar: the latest on KSL's fight for transparency

    A judge has ruled that the Utah Attorney General’s Office must release a copy of A.G. Sean Reyes’ work calendar to KSL, but the battle is not over as the AG's office is expected to appeal. The KSL 5 Investigative team, Daniella Rivera and Annie Knox join Dave and Debbie, on the latest details and what comes next.

    Learn more about KSL's fight for transparency:

    https://ksltv.com/626477/fight-for-transparency-ksls-15-month-long-battle-to-get-sean-reyes-calendar/

    12 min
  • Pay back your student loans or wait and hope for forgiveness?

    Pres. Biden just forgave another $1.2B in student loans. Nearly 1000 Utahns benefit. If you're confused -- feels like Biden's loan forgiveness is all over the map. Dave's wife has returned to school... And now he is asking the question… should he be paying back the student loans or should he sit and hope for the Pres. Biden lottery to hit? Dave and Debbie discuss and take listener calls.

    20 min
  • Utah now has a plan in place to arm school employees

    Utah now has a plan in place to arm school employees. How will this new law will play out at schools?

    Dave and Debbie speak to Representative Ryan Wilcox about the details of this proposal and the concerning results of a sweeping study of more than 100 school shootings shows armed guards don't make things safer... they make the situation worse.

    12 min
  • Parley's Canyon mine proposal:  Material needs and air quality concerns

    We all love mining as long as it's nowhere near us. Copper is an abundant resource found in Utah's mines and used for electric generators, wiring in your home and car. KSL NewsRadio Reporter Peter Johnston joins D2 to talk about the latest proposal to put a copper mine in Parley's Canyon, and the devastating effect that could have on Utahns. Where do things currently stand with this proposal?

    12 min
  • Eye on the hill 2024: Do armed guards in schools make our children safer?

    A new proposal is now making it's way to Governor Cox's desk. In the absence of a school resource officer, or security guard, a school employee with a valid concealed carry permit could volunteer as an armed guardian to respond during an emergency such as a school shooting or an armed intruder entering the school. Dave and Debbie speak with KSL Newsradio Reporter Adam Small on the latest details.   Dave and Debbie discuss the pros and cons of having more guns in schools, plus a report that shows having armed guards in schools could actually make schools more dangerous.

     

    23 min

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Debbie Dujanovic airs weekday mornings on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City.