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City council candidate can't use preferred name on ballot Debbie Dujanovic says goodbye to KSL

Longtime voice of KSL NewsRadio, Doug Wright joins Debbie in studio to discuss retirement and the current state of news in Utah. Keri Wilcox and Sloan Schrage with KSL 5 TV share memorable moments from Debbie's career in television. KSL NewsRadio Producer, Caitlyn Johnston joins Deb in studio for her final segment to highlight fun moment from Dave and Dujanovic as Debbie leaves KSL to head into retirement.

A city council candidate in South Jordan is facing issues with having her preferred name on the ballot, due to a new state law.. New Hosts of Inside Sources starting on June 9th, Greg Skordas and Holly Richardson, share their insight.

The battle of Elon Musk and President Donald Trump has become explosive over the last 24 hours on social media. Debbie hears reaction from previous hosts of Inside Sources, Erin Rider, Adam Gardiner and Taylor Morgan. Holly Richardson and Greg Skordas, who will be starting the new Inside Sources, June 9th share their input.

Utah's new guidelines for child screen time President Trump issues travel ban  Snack foods could soon see warning labels in Texas  "Kill the bill" Elon Musk continues to speak out   Utah House Majority Caucus Elects New Leadership Members 

  Holly Richardson joins Debbie Dujanovic and Erin Rider. 

  Elon Musk announced that he was leaving DOGE a week ago to focus on his companies. But it seems like he has turned his back on the administration as well. Privately, Elon Musk is expressing frustration by the Trump Administration on many moves proposed as well as Trumps "Big Beautiful Bill".  

Society is integrating AI into more of our daily lives. In the right situations, it can be incredibly helpful. But where should we draw the line between AI and human input? A pair of Utah attorneys were sanctioned by an appeals court for using AI to write a legal brief. We speak to KSL's Inside Sources Greg Skordas about this AI usage and how citing imaginary cases can fill an already bloated system with more issues. 

  There is a bill sitting on Texas Gov. Greg Abbot's desk that will change food and drink packaging not only in Texas but could spread to the rest of the country. It is a proposed regulation on packaging that would require warnings about the ingredients "Not proposed for human consumption". Would this label change your eating habits? 

  President Donald Trump announced travel ban and restrictions on nineteen countries going into effect Monday. He cites these countries as a threat for their lack of screening and vetting for travel as well as citing high percentages of nationals that stay past their visas expire. Erin and Debbie dive into the details of this travel ban. 

  Utah has released new guidelines on screen time in young children and the impacts that can have on their development. We have the Director of Utah Office of Families, Aimee Winder Newton on the show to discuss these new guidelines and the screentime recommendations on children under six. 

  You've heard of blue or white collar jobs, but new-collar jobs are taking over the market. This new classification of job is a mix both previous categories. Debbie and Erin discuss what these new high paying careers are and how you can get into some now instead of getting a degree. 

Salt Lake Police officer charged with stalking ex-girlfriend   Operation Spider Web   What's the hold up on Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill"? Utah's new democratic chair: Brian King  Episode 4 of Uinta Triangle Podcast out now  AAA: Fewer Americans interested in Electric Vehicles 

  AAA is reporting that Americans are slow to adopt Electric Vehicles and interest is dropping. Debbie and Greg,  (who has owned EV's) discuss the new data and why interest in EV's may be on the decline.  

  The newest episode of KSL's Uinta Triangle has dropped, an investigation into an Australian hikers disappearance in the Utah backcountry. We invite Dave Cawley, host of the podcast, on the show to discuss the latest episode.  

  The newly-elected chair of Utah's Democratic Party, Brian King, calls the show. He won the chair spot Saturday ... Debbie and Greg get insight on his plan to get Democrats elected to political office in a republican state.

  It narrowly passed the house, now some in the Senate expressing heartburn with aspects of President Trump's Big Beautiful Budget Bill. Deseret News Congressional Correspondent Cami Mondeux joins live about the status of the bill and why a key few Republican senators aren't sold on in the bill. Holly Richardson, Editor of Utah Policy and new host of Inside Sources, joins the hosts to give her analysis. Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor of the Deseret news shares his latest thoughts on the budget bill.  

  Negotiations between Ukraine and Russia have stalled out after a targeted attack over the weekend destroyed dozens of Russian warplanes.  Holly Richardson, Editor of Utah Policy and new Host of Inside Sources walks through the operation that Ukraine executed and what this does for peace talks. 

  A Salt Lake City police officer is facing criminal charges accusing him of stalking a former girlfriend after their relationship ended. Greg and Debbie discuss this situation, and what options do you have when you are being stalked or harassed by a former partner. 

  If you live in Utah, you know that finding a starter home is nearly impossible. A new report confirms what Utahns feel that Utah is the worst for finding a starter home. We speak to Millcreek Mayor Jeff Silverstrini about how Millcreek is tackling this issue of housing and they are freeing up more space for home development. Ogden Mayor Ben Nadolski shares what Ogden is doing to address the housing issue. Ben Horsley with the Granite School District calls in to explain how the district is considering a creative solution to create housing for employees.  

Senator Jodi Ernst: "We are all going to die" Wedding costs with a side of tariffs Utah ranked second best economy in US Brian King elected Utah Democratic Party Chair Municipal candidate filing begins

The Salt Lake City Police Department is seeking a 12.5% budget increase. This increase will go towards salary increases and tech investments. Debbie and Erin discuss how the proposed $135 million budget is going to be used, and some of the concerns Salt Lake City Council has.

Utah's municipal elections are this year and candidates can begin filing this week. Debbie and Erin talk about some of the upcoming races to watch and explain how these elections will directly impact Utahns.

Hosts of the new Inside Sources, Greg Skordas and Holly Richardson, join Debbie and Erin to talk about how things are going inside the Democratic convention and some of how the election of Brian King as Utah Democratic Chair, is going to impact the party here in Utah.

According to WalletHub, Utah ranked as the second best economy in the country. WalletHub Writer and Analyst, Chip Lupo joins Debbie and Erin to discuss some of the things that set Utah apart from the rest of the country.  

The average cost of a wedding in Utah is $17,380, with some of the major factors being the venue, a photographer, the dress, and live music. Now with tariffs being implemented… couples could see an even higher cost on some items. Debbie and Erin discuss some of these costs and the tariff impact. Listeners chime in on how they have been able to save on their wedding day.

Republican Senator Joni Ernst facing backlash for her response to a heckling crowd's concerns over Medicaid cuts, during a townhall. Ernst responded to the crowd saying "We all are going to die." Debbie and Erin discuss the issue and Senator Ernst's unique approach to apologize.

Over a month after she went missing, Alisa Petrov was found in Colorado Springs, Colorado on Sunday. KSL NewsRadio Reporter Adam Small, joins Debbie and Erin to discuss the details of this story. KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas joins the discussion to give his analysis of the situation. KSL 5 TV's Garna Mejia provides more details on the situation. Retired FBI agent, Greg Rogers explains some of the dangers that parents should be aware of when letting their children access the internet.

Jeff Flake: 'My fellow Republicans, the responsibility to speak out rests with you'  Study reveals significant decline in maternal mental health What do we want for Utah's future? KSL Give-A-Thon: Kendalyn The KSL Movie Show's Big Movie of the week! Online thieves target benefits meant for low-income families

KSL 5 TV's Daniel Woodruff joins the show to explain the latest theft targeting TANF benefits.

Steve Salles and Andy Farnsworth from the KSL Movie show preview the big movie of the week: Karate Kid: Legends!

The KSL Give-A-Thon is an annual event raising funds to benefit Primary Children’s Hospital and this year it is happening on June 4th! Debbie speaks with 10 year old Kendalyn and her mom Karissa.

What’s one thing we’d want for Utah’s future? Gov. Cox has created a new council to help prepare Utah for a bright future. Debbie and Adam discuss. 

Only 25 % of moms in the US report having 'excellent' mental health, showcasing an alarming decline in a new study. Debbie and Adam discuss.

Jeff Flake, former Senator and Ambassador to Turkey and current Chair of World Trade Center Utah joins the show live to discuss his latest opinion piece on republican responsibility published in the Washington Post.

Governor Cox is pushing local leaders for help with the goal to build 35,000 starter homes in Utah. Holly Richardson, Editor of Utah Policy and KSL NewsRadio's new host of Inside Sources on KSL NewsRadio, shares her insight. The Mayor of Spanish Fork, Mike Mendenhall joins the show to discuss how his city is making an effort to combat Utah's housing crisis.

Don't drink your sugar! Stay seated or be fined: Turkey issues new rules for flight passengers Men's underwear, lipstick, and more unusual recession indicators The stay-at-home son SLC ranks #24 best city for hockey fans Arrests made in connection with missing South Jordan teen Trouble sleeping? Listening to boring people talk may help

Have trouble sleeping?  Debbie learned of a new method that helps people drift off to sleep... listening to boring people talk. Marty and Debbie discuss.

15-year-old, Alisa Petrov from South Jordan was last seen on April 21st after her mother dropped her off at school in American Fork. KSL NewsRadio's Adam Small brings the latest details on the arrests made in connection to the missing teen.

SLC Utah ranks #24 on WalletHub's list of best places to be a hockey fan! Why #24? And how does SLC get to #1? Debbie and Marty discuss the growing community for hockey in SLC and get insight from Jay Evensen with the Utah Puck Report.  Chip Lupo, Writer and Analyst with WalletHub shares what SLC needs to do to increase their ranking.

The rising trend of the stay-at-home son! A 27-year-old recent graduate introduced himself as a stay-at-home son on the game show Jeopardy... and its opening up a bigger conversation about young men living at home. Debbie and Marty discuss and ask listeners: How old is too old for your son, or your daughter to live at home?  

A recent rendition of Jeff Caplan's Minute of News  focused on recession indicators including the men's underwear index, which looks at how men's underwear are selling... Debbie and Marty go through more got more unusual recession indicators and speak with Robert Spendlove, Senior Economist with Zions Bank about what signals him that a recession may be on the horizon.

If you stand up before your taxiing plane comes to a full stop at the gate -- Turkey has new rules and fines for passengers who don't stay seated and buckled in. Debbie and Marty discuss the new rules.

If you drink your sugar… like in fruit juice, there is new information that BYU researchers found about what it does to your body. Lois Collins with the Deseret News shares more of the details.  

A federal court is blocking President Trump's tariffs on Chine and other countries ruling that Trump had overstepped his authority under the law. Debbie and Marty Carpenter discuss this ruling and get analysis from KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas.

No plan for special session to address signature gathering Are condos the new starter home?  The rising cost of homeowners insurance Home prices drop in Logan, UT SLC International airport lands in top 5 of most turbulent airports

The Salt Lake City International airport landed in the top 5 of most turbulent airports, according to turbli.com... KSL Meteorologist Kevin Eubank joins the show to explain why SLC Is more turbulent than other areas.  

Pack your bags! The Median home sales prices in Logan, Utah dropped 5.8% year to $410,900. Russel Faucett, Owner of the Stern of Omada Real Estate joins the show to explain what is happening in Logan to make home prices a more affordable option.

Home insurance rates in Utah have seen the 3rd biggest increase in the nation.. LendingTree home insurance analyst and licensed insurance agent, Rob Bhatt joins the show to discuss tips on how to save on homeowners insurance.

Are condos going to replace the traditional single family starter home in Utah? Debbie and Taylor discuss this as they take a look at the new way capitol hill is trying to get first time homes built across the state now allows developers to take out a lower interest loan to build condos -- not just single-family homes. KSL NewsRadio Producer and aspiring homebuyer, Caitlyn Johnston, shares her thoughts on condos as a starter home. Listeners chime in with their opinions.

Swim experts are warning about the dangers of drowning for young swimmers, and more specifically boys who are more likely to take risks in water. This comes after a 12 year old boy nearly drowned during a breath holding competition. Debbie and Taylor discuss the incident and discuss safety measures they can implement within their own families.