On Friday night a 13-year-old boy with autism was shot in Salt Lake City. His mom says she called police for help when he was having a mental episode. Instead of helping, he was shot by police.  The Mayor called for police to be transparent in their investigation. But up until now, we've heard almost nothing. Chief Mike Brown joined us and is willing to discuss the incident.

We also heard from former Salt Lake City Police Chief Chris Burbank who says an event like this should have never happened. 

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For the second day, a crazy windstorm has closed schools across several school districts. Today, we can blame continued power outages caused by the storm. Salt Lake City School District moves back its first day for the second time. We'll talk to SLCSD Superintendent Larry Madden about that. Then, if you tried to take your debris to the dump yesterday, you waited in a crazy long line. Where can you take it conveniently? Nathan Rich with Davis Landfill joins us to tell us more. Finally, cemeteries across the Wasatch Front were uniquely impacted -- some graves were even dug up due to the storm, we've heard. Hyrum cemetery was hit especially hard. Hyrum Mayor Stephanie Miller joins to tell us about that. 

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Teachers have a new tool to screen signs of child abuse with their students. We'll go in-depth with KSL Newsradio reporter Paul Nelson to find out how it works.

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It was an epic weather event. Wind gusts reached nearly 100 miles an hour, felt all across the Wasatch Front. The epic storm leaves an epic clean up effort today. We'll get an update on when power might be restored from Rocky Mountain Power's Spencer Hall. Then we dive into this: so your house is damaged, or maybe your car. Who pays? Matt Gephard joins to help.

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It was an epic weather event. Wind gusts reached nearly 100 miles an hour, felt all across the Wasatch Front. The epic storm leaves an epic clean up effort today. We got an update on when power might be restored from Rocky Mountain Power's Spencer Hall.

 

 

Dave and Dujanovic is hosted by veteran sports reporter Dave Noriega and award-winning investigative reporter Debbie Dujanovic. KSL NewsRadio is part of Bonneville Media and based in Salt Lake City, Utah. Don't forget to review on iTunes and subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts.

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Gusting winds continue this morning and they are affecting all kinds of people, including Rep. Brian King who joins the show to tell us a story about his car, the wind, and a tree.  Then we speak with Spencer Hall with Rocky Mountain Power about what it will take to recover power after this wind event.  Then we speak with listeners, who've called in with their experiences in the Utah Wind of 2020.

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We check in with Dave Noriega who is on the road in Davis County. Yandry Chatwin with Salt Lake City Schools joins the show to talk about why the district canceled the first day of online classes.  KSL Newsradio's senior traffic manager Andy Farnsworth joins us to talk about how these gusting winds are impacting traffic. KSL TV chief meteorologist Kevin Eubank speaks with us about this significant weather event and what we can expect for the next few days. And we speak with John Gleason from UDOT about a warning they issued for passenger cars this morning.

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Gusting winds have knocked out power across northern Utah. Dave reports from Davis County, and callers are checking in with what they've seen. We speak with KSL Newsradio reporter John Wojcik who's in Centerville

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Has the incidence of suicide in Utah gone up during the months since the global pandemic began? KSL Newsradio reporter Dan Bammes investigated and says, no, they have not. But workers in the field of suicide prevention have been very busy. We hear Dan's in-depth report, and then speak with him.

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Semi-trucks are tipped over, schools are closed, and Dave Noriega is on the road getting a look at the damage caused by strong, gusting winds in Davis County.  We speak with Utah Governor Gary Herbert. Then, we speak with KSL Newsradio reporter Paul Nelson about the Ether Hollow fire in Mapleton. It was caused by target shooting and prompted evacuations.

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