The Daily Buzz

First, reporter Leto Sapunar tells us about new data that examines short-term rentals in Utah.

And in case you missed their reporting, food reporter Stefene Russell and host Palak Jayswal rank the best chicken tenders in the state.

Statewatch reporter Emily Anderson Stern joins “The Daily Buzz” to discuss her reporting new allegations of inappropriate behavior by longtime state Sen. Gene Davis. Host Jeff Parrott and Emily discuss why dozens of Utah Democrats are calling for Davis’ suspension from the party, even as Davis is months away from ending his tenure in the Utah Senate.

On this episode, reporter Bryan Schott talks about Utah Sen. Mike Lee’s new Twitter account, BasedMikeLee, and how he discovered the connection between the lawmaker and the bizarre social media page.

In this episode, reporter Anastasia Hufham discusses why Utah’s three off-range corrals received mixed scores in the Bureau of Land Management’s first nation-wide assessment of holding facilities for wild horses.

Reporter Jacob Scholl joins the podcast to discuss how the most recent construction project taking place in Mill Creek Canyon will affect travel and recreation.

Also, reporter Mark Eddington talks about the potential for a major shift in the way Saint George allocates water for development purposes.

In this episode, reporter Courtney Tanner talks about why Gabby Petito’s parents filed a notice of claim against the Moab Police Department on Monday. Petito’s parents are seeking $50 million, alleging that Moab police made numerous errors when they interacted with their daughter during a traffic stop last August, a month before she was killed.

And reporter Julie Jag also joins the podcast to discuss how Zion National Park’s new permitting system is affecting one of its most popular and dangerous attractions.

Reporters Alixel Cabrera and Blake Apgar join host Jeff Parrott on The DailyBuzz to discuss their reporting on homelessness in Salt Lake City County, particularly along the Jordan River. The reporters discuss the potential of sanctioned homeless camps and if the dedicated camping areas could help Utahns without housing.

First on today’s episode, Connor Sanders talks to us about a recent Jordan School Board meeting where a steep property tax increase was approved.

Then, Bryan Schott fills us in on the political return of Salt Lake City mayor Rocky Anderson.

In today’s episode, host Palak Jayswal talks about her story on 18-year-old Gracelyn Wilkinson, a Utah teen who survived an electrical shock and the struggles that followed. Wilkinson discusses her years of recovery and finding solace in music.

Then, reporter Tim Fitzpatrick gives us an update on scooter traffic in Salt Lake City.

First up today, reporter Blake Apgar tells us about construction plans at the Salt Lake International Airport that will try to alleviate the long walk to the ‘B’ gates, as well as alleviate other airport congestion problems.

Next, reporter Jacob Scholl discusses an update on the national baby formula shortage and why Utah Sen. Mike Lee thinks it will start to get better.