AOC going viral on Twitter (as always) for supporting paid internships. Dave and Deb differ on it.    Dave and Dujanovic is hosted by veteran sports reporter Dave Noriega and award-winning investigative reporter Debbie Dujanovic. KSL...

It’s the hack of the week, Capitol One. Dave and Debbie are talking about this as well as how to get your piece of the Equifax settlement if you qualify.   Dave and Dujanovic is hosted by veteran sports reporter Dave Noriega and award-winning...

It’s been touted as a technology that can help solve crimes quicker, but the Salt Lake County Attorney General’s Office is hesitant about it. Nate Mutter with the AG’s office is live in studio to discuss Dave and Dujanovic is hosted by veteran...

A couple of roadblocks in the way of medical marijuana in Utah. Davis County Attorney Troy Rawlings is advising his county's health department to not distribute medical marijuana he’s on live to talk about it. Also, 6 companies are crying foul over...

A recent study shows schools cannot staff all their counseling needs, but part of the problem may be parents expecting the schools to provide for the majority of their children's emotional needs. It's time to take back parenting. Dave and Dujanovic is...

A recent survey shows parents feel pressured to overspend on back-to-school. Millennials report feeling particularly pressured to overspend in order to maintain online appearances. Where have things gone wrong? Mary Richards and Ben Horsley sit in for...

As kids head back to school, some worry about bullying. But much of that bullying has moved online and a recent study shows girls are 3 times as likely as boys to be bullied online. How do we put a stop to this? Ben had an idea: limit social media...

Disney just broke their record for their highest profit ever...and there is 5 more months left to the year. With the company continuing to expand and gobble up other companies, it may be time to ask, is Disney too big? Mary Richards and Ben Horsley...

A new study finds almost half of millennials are getting monthly financial support from their parents. Who is to blame for this, the parents or the kids? There has to be a line drawn between providing for needs and wants.  Mary Richards and Ben...

Some parents and schools think AP classes in math and science encourage kids to consider STEM careers. But a new study says the kids in those classes who pursue STEM occupations had their mind set on them long before taking AP classes. UVU professor...