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Midday with Maria Shilaos Full Show May 1st, 2026
One year ago, we launched this show as a way to go deeper into the news, to tell the stories of everyday Utahns, and to get to the heart of the issue on the top stories of the day. It's been a massive undertaking.... one not normally seen in our industry. From working 12-plus hour days in the beginning to hectically running back-and-forth to interviews, putting this show together has been a challenge. And don't get us wrong -- every second of it has been worth it. But as with all things... times change. And today... is our last show. Maria Shilaos will continue on Utah's Noon News and the KSL Greenhouse show, but this iteration of Midday is coming to an end. As we wrap up this final show, we take a few minutes to remember the amazing run we had over the past year.
Midday with Maria Shilaos Full Show April 30th, 2026
April 30th, 2026
Midday with Maria Shilaos Full Show April 29th, 2026
A professional music festival this weekend is giving students at the Davis Catalyst Center a real-world, career-focused experience. Among a lot of other hands-on things, students at Davis Catalyst can get experience in fields like audio production, live event production, and the performing arts. Maria Shilaos is joined in studio with several students from Davis Catalyst to talk about the festival. She's also joined by Natalie Stromberg, Business Development Coordinator at the school.
Health Matters on Midday, where we dig into health topics you might be curious about. The weather is getting warmer and kids will soon be out of school for summer. While that sounds like a lot of fun for younger folks, that combination can also set the stage for a lot of preventable injuries. In this segment of Health Matters on Midday, Dr. Richard Ferguson, President-Black Physicians of Utah joins Maria Shilaos to share his experiences as an emergency department physician -- including which injuries he sees the most -- and ways to keep your families safe as you get out and enjoy the summer.
April 29th, 2026
Midday with Maria Shilaos Full Show April 28th, 2026
Who has the power the power to tax Utahns? It's supposed to be the elected representatives for your city, county, state, or country. But there's growing concern in Utah that unelected developers are taking advantage of their power to tax people on new developments. Within many of these developments are public infrastructure districts, also known as PIDs. Utah Investigative Journalism Project's Eric Peterson joins Midday guest host Heather Peterson to break down the issue and what he's found in his research.
Midday with Maria Shilaos Full Show April 27th, 2026
Robotics students from West High School in Salt Lake City are headed to nationals this week to compete against other regional robotics winners. It's a massive achievement for the team, who could also have a chance to go to the world finals. Ahead of the competition, Maria Shilaos speaks with several members of the team to find out what drives them towards success. She's joined by coach Alison Bulson, plus teammates Ella Frandsen, Collin Wallace, and Emmet Majersik.
Health Matters on Midday, where we dig into health topics you might be curious about. Some people think holding onto old prescriptions is just being prepared. You might think it's something to hold onto... just in case. But health experts warn that keeping expired drugs around could be putting your family at risk. And if you do decide to clean out your medicine cabinet, what's the best way to get rid of the old stuff? In this segment of Health Matters on Midday, Dr. Richard Ferguson, President-Black Physicians of Utah joins Maria Shilaos to explain why it's never a good idea to keep old prescriptions around, and why it's also never a good idea to flush them down the toilet.
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