A woman is suing her Utah County employer for $300,000 in damages, claiming it told employees to stay hush about COVID-19 circulating around the business or get fired.

The company is called Built Bar.

Built Bar's CEO, Nick Greeg, joins the show.

A woman is suing her Utah County employer for $300,000 in damages, claiming it told employees to stay hush about COVID-19 circulating around the business or get fired.

That woman says she caught it from a coworker, then passed it to her roommate and to her daughter who ended up in the hospital.

We'll talk to her attorney. *We've extended an offer to Built Bar for an interview.

Live concerts have been shut down during the coronavirus pandemic, but in Dave's hometown of Kaysville, Mayor Katie Witt is standing by her decision to hold a free concert there May 30th.

Headlining the concert? Collin Raye, who you can expect to draw a large crowd (likely larger than the 50 allowed by state guidelines).

MIchelle Barber, a Kaysville City Councilmember, joins the show.

Lawmakers to Utah cops: you can't save evidence photos from victims to your personal cell phones and show them off to people not involved in an investigation.

That came after the Salt Lake Tribune report accusing a U of U cop of downloading intimate photos of U of U student Lauren McCluskey to his own phone--photos she had turned over to the police department as she begged police to investigate the sex offender she said was stalking her.

Going in-depth on the allegations, and the Legislature's response.

Live concerts have been shut down during the coronavirus pandemic, but in Dave's hometown of Kaysville, Mayor Katie Witt is standing by her decision to hold a free concert at Barnes Park on May 30th. The mayor joins the conversation, as well as a city council member who says it's not going to be sanctioned by the mayor's own council. 

 

 

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Dave and Dujanovic go in depth as they're following what state lawmakers have in the works after new allegations of police misconduct in the case of murdered University of Utah student-athlete Lauren McCluskey. This comes after reports that an officer assigned to the case shared explicit photos of McCluskey to others. 

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.

 

Be sure to use the keyword #D2KSL to search for the Dave and Dujanovic Show.

Rose Briones, a Jordan High School Senior who had the odds stacked against her. She joins to tell her story.

We're getting to the topic of "half-time highschool this show."

Arches and Canyonlands National Parks are set to re-open by the end of the month.

Will Moab be a madhouse as a result?

We talk to Karen Garthwait, a ranger at Arches National Park about preparations being done by the parks.