Podcast appearances and mentions of Adam Small

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.

Next, starting today you need a Real ID to fly ... sort of ... KSL Newsradio's Adam Small has been on standby all morning long at SLC International airport ... He explains what it all means to YOU.

KSL's Top Story: We're getting a closer look at what they're going to do to the Delta Center over the summer. Renovations are coming... and they're coming soon. KSL NewsRadio's Adam Small has details.

Several students on visas at the University of Utah put on notice by the Trump Administration to self deport or face deportation...the letters they got begin like this… Remaining in the United States without a lawful immigration status can result in fines, detention, and/or deportation. KSL NewsRadio Reporter, Adam Small joins the show to break down the latest.  Adam Crayk, Immigration Attorney shares his legal analysis on the issue and the options students have that may be impacted.

Colleges and universities in Utah confirmed Wednesday that visas are being suddenly revoked from some international students and recent graduates. KSL NewsRadio reporter Adam Small dug into the initial details and spoke with Dave and Debbie.

In a new poll from Noble Predictive Insights, A third of Utahns say housing costs are so expensive they’ve considered moving out of state. This poll also suggests that 43% are willing to extend their commute by 30 minutes for cheaper housing. Dave and Taylor discuss and get more details on the polling from KSL NewRadio's Adam Small. Ari Bruening, CEO of Envision Utah shares insight on Utah's affordable housing crisis and what needs to be done to combat it. How far are you willing to go to find affordable housing?

Finding yourself in debt can be traumatic; especially if you didn't know your spouse was accumulating the debt and now you're getting a divorce.  That's what reporter Adam Small is going through.  He tells host Heather Kelly about the panic and humility he experienced when he first found out.  Find out how the debt happened without his knowledge, how he is climbing out of a $34,000  hole and why Adam isn't using a debt consolodation company. You can follow this show on Instagram and Facebook.  To see what Heather does when she's not talking money, go to her personal X (Twitter) page. Be sure to email Heather with your questions and request topics you'd like her to cover here.

Utahns woke up this morning to roads covered in snow and slush. We speak with KSL's Andy Farnsworth about the traffic and KSL Meteorologist Matt Johnson about the storm and where it hit the hardest in the valley. KSL Newsradio's Adam Small has been out on the road all morning and shares what he is seeing. Listeners chime in to discuss common roads they see problems with during storms.

Rep. Stephanie Pitcher has proposed a new bill that will protect surviving spouses from inheriting medical debt. The bill aims to remove medical expenses from the category of family expenses under Utah statute. KSL Newsradio's Adam Small joins the show to discuss the reasoning behind the bill. 

5 family members have been found dead in a West Valley City Home. The deceased victims were a 42-year-old male, a 38-year-old female, an 11-year-old boy, a 9-year-old girl and a 2-year-old girl, according to police. Police say they got a call from a concerned family member who hadn't heard from her loved one. A 17 year old was found separate from the bodies, in a garage and is now the hospital where police say they're having a difficult time communicating  Adam Small, KSL NewsRadio reporter, and KSL 5 TV's Karah Brackin, join the show to bring listeners the latest on the investigation.

Huntsville township is dealing with an unprecedented water crisis that is causing massive delays of safe water to residents. The water in Huntsville was initially shut off Friday afternoon, due to a leak in the town’s million-gallon storage tank. KSL NewsRadio's Adam Small joins the show with the latest updates on the situation and KSL Legal Analyst and Eden resident Greg Skordas also speaks to what his neighboring community is seeing. Huntsville Residents Craig Olson and Denae Palm talk with Debbie and Taylor about their experiences without clean water for the last 3 days.  The Mayor of Huntsville, Richard Sorensen calls the show to bring an update on where things stand and what is behind the leak. Brian Stinson with Utah Division of Emergency Management and Be Ready Utah joins the show to share best practices for being prepared if your access to clean water is cut off.

A video of a Utah man driving the used car he'd bought that very day through a dealership window in Sandy has gone viral.  KSL NewsRadio's Adam Small joins the show to break down what we know about this incident. Dave and Debbie also talk with KSL 5 TV Reporter Debbie Worthen who interviewed the driver of the vehicle. Dave's Auto Mechanic Jeff Peterson joins the show to share the best practices when purchasing a used car in Utah. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas on Utah's "buyer beware" law and what it means if you're shopping for a used car.

Ep. 144 features Adam Small, co-founder of Third Planet Affiliates, a leader in online gaming content.   Hear him discuss: How he unintentionally got started in the affiliate space with PocketFives, and later with USBets What motivated him to launch Third Planet Affiliates at this stage of his career, and the vision behind its portfolio of properties that includes Lottery Geeks, Casino Reports, and Props.com The evolving affiliate model and opportunities for innovation in the gaming industry - especially following recent turmoil in the space Lessons learned from entrepreneurial exits, and navigating earn-out periods with larger organizations like Better Collective Staying open to unexpected opportunities, which led to their unplanned acquisition of Props.com The enduring partnership with co-founder Cal Spears, and the dynamics of their collaboration over two decades of building together Reflections on his entrepreneurial journey, including the one decision he would do differently if he could   Catch the video version of this episode here.   Learn more

What went wrong that forced a small plane to land on I-15? The emergency landing caused several cars to collide and KSL NewsRadio reporter Adam Small joins Dave and Debbie to discuss the emerging details surrounding the incident. KSL Newsradio's Heather Kelly, has previously gone through aviation training and  shares what pilots are taught about landing on freeways during emergency situations.

A judge has dismissed the wrongful death lawsuit that was filed by Gabby Petitio's family against the Moab Police Department. Adam Small, KSL NewsRadio reporter joins with the latest details.

KSL's Top Story: UDOT is making some tough decisions on how many homes and businesses need to go... so the department can go through with plans to widen I-15.  KSL NewsRadio's Adam Small reports... 

You could have had access to this episode early and been automatically entered into our giveaways at our HeroHero!What does it mean to be an "instagram brand" in this day and age? As brands like Adam Small's byadamsmall announce themselves to the fashion world and prove their longevity and standing through popups, runways, and cult followings, the stigma around what it means to be called an 'instagram brand' has begun to shift.  Brands once thought to be insignificant or relegated to being 'internet brands' are competing with the largest names in the industry, like Balenciaga, Rick Owens, and Raf Simons for attention, fans, and recognition.  Listen in as Sol and Michael are joined by Adam Small to discuss what it's like to grow a brand off of the internet, growing up in Winnipeg, why they're all so tired, putting out a full collection, going band for band with furries, haters, and so much more!Lots of love!SolSol Thompson and Michael Smith explore the world and subcultures of fashion, interviewing creators, personalities, and industry insiders to highlight the new vanguard of the fashion world. Subscribe for weekly uploads of the podcast, and don't forgot to follow us on our social channels for additional content, and join our discord to access what we've dubbed “the happiest place in fashion”.Message us with Business Inquiries at pairofkingspod@gmail.comSubscribe to get early access to podcasts and videos, and participate in exclusive giveaways for $4 a month Links: Instagram TikTok Twitter/X Sol's Instagram Michael's Instagram Michael's TikTok

Utah roads had another fatality early this morning due to road rage. Police say one person died and they have another in custody. KSL NewsRadio Reporter, Adam Small, joins the show to give us detail. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas also joins the show to walk us through the new road rage law that was passed earlier this year, and what the penalties are for someone involved in a road rage incident. Utah Highway Patrol Lt. Cameron Roden joins the show to give an update on the situation on SR-201. Dave and Debbie discuss how the recent increase in road rage accidents are affecting the state. Senator Todd Weiler joins the show to discuss more about the road rage law in Utah and if harsher penalties could be discussed.

KSL's Top Story:   Now that today's hearing is over... the State Supreme Court gets to decide the fate of Amendment D.  The one that would let the legislature make changes to citizen-led ballot initiatives. And it's not the only Amendment in Court today. We have team coverage... lawsuits over changing Utah's consitution.  We begin with Amendment D ... KSL Newsradio's Adam Small was at the high court hearing.

The Utah Hockey Club had it's preseason home opener in front of a packed house in the Delta Center. Amidst the excitement, an online survey circulated with a question that caused a stir for some SLC residents on social media. Adam Small, KSL NewsRadio Reporter, joins the show to break down what happened. Dave and Debbie discuss if there is concern about the future of downtown SLC and take listener calls.

For the Smith Entertainment Group, this project is about pumping life into downtown. The head of the remodel project, Mike Maughan, an executive with the Smith Entertainment Group, says they could put the development anywhere, but they're focused on SLC. KSL NewsRadio's Adam Small brings us the latest. Last night, there were lots of discussion in a SLC council meeting about what a new downtown would look like. One council member was hoping to squeeze out a last little bit of breaking news. KSL 5 TV's Lindsey Aerts was at the meeting and joins D2 with all the updates. Is this plan already a done deal?

KSL's Top Story: The family confirms a Lehi man has died .... after a road rage incident on Sunday.   We have multiple reporters covering two different road rage incidents. Our team coverage begins with KSL NewsRadio's Adam Small.

2 men have died from 2 different road rage incidents this week in Utah. A 38 year old man was killed after an altercation from a road rage incident in Lehi. In a separate incident, a man in his 60's was shot and killed after a road incident in Clearfield. Dave and Debbie get the latest from KSL Newsradio Reporter, Adam Small and take listener calls to learn from listeners about road rage experiences they've had.

KSL's Top Story: A day after the guilty verdict... an Idaho jury is already deliberating "life or death" for Chad Daybell KSL NewsRadio's Adam Small is outside the courtroom in Boise with the latest.

On Wednesday, May 29, the jury in the Chad Daybell murder trial in Boise began their deliberations. KSL NewsRadio reporter Adam Small is in Boise, and spoke with Jeff live with the latest information.   

  Closing arguments began today in the former president's criminal hush money trial in New York. Trump is accused of falsifying business records, and violating campaign finance law in 2016 - when prosecutors say he tried to cover up an alleged affair with adult film actress Stormy Daniels. Is Trump successfully convincing the public to lose faith in the New York justice system? Derricke Dennis, ABC News Correspondent, New York joins the show with the latest.  Adam Small, KSL Newsradio Reporter joins the show live from Boise, with an update on the trial of Chad Daybell. 

  Live from the capitol as narcotics officer Trenten Halladay is placed on Utah's fallen officer memorial wall. D2 respond to breaking news, airing Pres. Biden's address to the nation regarding protests on college campuses all over the country. Dave and Debby react to the arrests at the University of Utah, sharing their input on free speech, and strong police reactions to the protests. KSL Newsradio reporter Adam Small, live at the U, shares what he is seeing.

Hosts: Greg Skordas and Rusty Cannon Earlier this week Greg shared his perspective on the Chad Daybell trial. This time we have KSL NewsRadio Reporter Adam Small joining the show to give his take on the first few days of the trial in Boise, Idaho.

Hosts: Greg Skordas and Rusty Cannon The race for Utah’s 3rd Congressional District: JR Bird Today we are starting the show with a sit-down conversation with JR Bird, Republican candidate for Utah’s 3rd Congressional District. He joins Rusty and Greg in studio to talk about his background, his reason for running, and some of his biggest policy focuses. Roy High School student arrested after bringing a gun to school A 15-year-old Roy High School student was arrested after he was found with a loaded handgun in his waistband. The gun came from his father’s safe which, according to Roy City Police, wasn’t very secure in the first place. This raises a question, where do you draw the line when it comes to parental liability? Adam Small shares his take on the Chad Daybell trial Earlier this week Greg shared his perspective on the Chad Daybell trial. This time we have KSL NewsRadio Reporter Adam Small joining the show to give his take on the first few days of the trial in Boise, Idaho. House passes bill to reauthorize FISA… What’s next? After failing to pass the bill just a few days ago, the House has officially voted to reauthorize FISA for two years. Perry Russom, ABC News Correspondent in Washington, joins Rusty and Greg to break down the vote and what happens next. Florida signs “Lethality Assessment” law in response to Gabby Petito’s case Back in 2021, 22-year-old Gabby Petito went missing while on a road trip with her fiancé. Later she was found murdered by her fiancé in Wyoming. This case became a very big deal because her family thought she would be alive today if the police could have realized she was in danger. Now, Florida has signed a “Lethality Assessment” law in response to this. Alex Stone, ABC News Correspondent in Los Angeles, joins Greg and Rusty with the latest. Rusty Cannon explains what you need to know before Tax Day April 15th is Tax Day. Have you filed your income tax returns yet? If you haven’t, this is your reminder. Rusty breaks down a couple of things you should know as the tax deadline approaches. Kevin Eubank describes April snowpack and lake levels It’s actually starting to feel like spring now with these warmer temperatures we got today. KSL Meteorologist Kevin Eubank joins Greg and Rusty to share the snowpack and lake levels for the rest of the month and what that means for skiers.

In the most significant sports announcement since the Olympics, Utah wants a baseball team and Gail Miller is trying to make it happen. Now it's time to start hashing out the details... like building a new baseball stadium. A new proposal shows that Utah would play a substantial role in paying for this with a nearly $1 Billion dollar price tag. Adam Small, KSL Newsradio joins the show to talk about the details of the project and Dave and Debbie take listeners calls. 

Last week, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) gave California-based Varda Space Industries permission to land the spacecraft from its W-1 mission in northern Utah. If all goes according to plan, W-1's 3-foot-wide capsule will re-enter Earth's atmosphere today, Varda announced on Feb. 15. The craft will land under parachutes at one of two U.S. military sites west of Salt Lake City. Adam Small, KSL Newsradio Reporter was at the landing spot last September and joins the conversation to explain the significance of these events taking place in Utah.

Dave and Debbie discuss the latest information regarding a 9 year old who shot a family member. It is reported the 9 year old is now in custody. Adam Small, KSL Newsradio Reporter joins the show live from Tooele with the latest info.  

How good was last year's water year? 136% of normal... and it's still helping us today. KSL Newsradio's Adam Small has been following how last year's historic year has helped us now and where things stand with the Great Salt Lake.

FARA Violation Scandal: Hunter Biden at Forefront with His Burisma Connection The Ukrainian energy corporation Burisma, where President Joe Biden's son, Hunter Biden, was once a well-compensated board member, has recently become the focus of renewed scrutiny amidst an ongoing impeachment inquiry spearheaded by Republicans. This past week, Burisma enlisted the services of a New York-based law firm and formally registered as a foreign agent. While this move is anticipated to stir up the political landscape, it must be noted that the company's move to register is linked to activities transacted back in 2016. Details of the engagement were made public through the federal government's Foreign Agent Registration Act database. Natalie Winters of The National Pulse brought attention to the matter through the X platform, highlighting an array of screenshots from the filings. Republicans have been fairly vocal in their suspicion of Hunter Biden's involvement; Winters even suggested it could be seen as evidence for accusations that Hunter Biden violated the Foreign Agent Registration Act (FARA), but definitive proof is still absent. According to Winters, the enlisted law firm, Cravath, Swaine & Moore, was initially engaged to ward off an investigation from the Obama administration. High-level confabs were supposedly conducted with eminent officials including Marie Yovanovitch, a notable witness in the anti-Trump impeachment proceedings. Winters provocatively asked if Hunter Biden would face a situation akin to Rudy Giuliani. The filed documents shed some light on Burisma's legal situation. Mr. Buretta, Burisma's lawyer, was hired in January 2016 to represent Mykola Zlochevsky, a key player in the company, against potential U.S. government investigations. The scope of the representation was later expanded to encompass Burisma Holdings Limited and included investigations in Ukraine that continued up to April 2017. The legal relationship between Burisma and its lawyer was governed by the same engagement letter used with Mykola Zlochevsky. The filing notes that the representation covered both 'registrable and non-registrable activities', emphasizing the complexity of the case. Fast-forward to 2022, special counsel John Durham decided to expand his prosecutorial team; one of the additions was Adam Small, a seasoned trial attorney with extensive experience in prosecuting cases related to the Espionage Act, FARA violations, wire fraud, money laundering, and cybercrime. Information from Small's LinkedIn profile indicates that he has diligently served the United States Department of Justice, investigating and prosecuting crimes involving various acts, including FARA, export control, and state-sponsored cyber intrusions. In September, the Republican-led House Weighs and Means Committee released several pivotal documents just as the impeachment inquiry against President Joe Biden was set to begin. One document appeared to lend consistency to speculations that the FBI and the IRS were investigating potential FARA violations involving Hunter Biden, particularly around lobbying for foreign entities. A key piece of the timeline was in August 2020, when Delaware Assistant US Attorney Lisa Wolfe sent a message to agents indicating a focus on 'FARA evidence only.' Interestingly, the email also had a subtext suggesting the Justice Department prosecutors effectively limiting the span of investigations on Hunter Biden; this included removing traces of Joe Biden's involvement. As reported by USA Today, Hunter Biden, who was already encumbered by charges related to firearms and an ongoing tax investigation, faced the possibility of being charged on grounds of not registering as a 'foreign agent' while collaborating with businesses in Ukraine and China. In the whirlwind of these events, the Justice Department has been recalibrating its approach towards enforcing FARA. They are re-examining the necessity for people to disclose any lobbying work they've done for foreign governments aiming to influence U.S policies. The reporting further mentioned an Inspector General's report that declared enforcement of the law being 'rare' and mostly asking non-compliers to register retroactively as foreign agents. In the current polarized atmosphere, special counsel David Weiss is determining whether Hunter Biden should have reported his international activities. Congressional Republicans insist that Biden is being treated preferentially due to his familial status. On a related note, Abbe Lowell, one of Hunter Biden's legal representatives, had previously accomplished an acquittal of another defendant accused of acting as a foreign agent. Given the intrigue around the correlation between Hunter Biden's past board membership at Burisma and the allegations associated with FARA, the legal and political implications are immense. Republicans are employing a microscope to delve into these allegations, striving to uncover any substantive infringement that might have occurred. While definitive evidence and a conclusive ruling are yet to emerge, the current situation amplifies the need for clear and indisputable rules for political and corporate connections, especially when it connects to foreign powers. As the investigation intensifies, the outcome may hold resounding implications not only for Hunter Biden but also for the wider political and regulatory landscape.   This Post First Appeared on Real News Now: https://realnewsnow.com/hunter-bidens-ties-to-burisma-ignites-renewed-scrutiny-amidst-gopled-impeachment-inquiry/ Visit Real News Now for more breaking news and stories https://www.realnewsnow.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RealNewsNowApp/ X Twitter: https://twitter.com/realnewsapp Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/realnews/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@realnewsnowappSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

KSL's Top Story: Today's the day. Election officials across Utah say if you want your ballot to get where it needs to go on time... it needs to go out with today's mail.  It's Your Voice, Your Vote... with KSL NewsRadio's Adam Small. 

KSL's Top Story: Money is being spread around ...along the banks of the Great salt Lake.  Metaphorically speaking. We have team coverage on the future of the lake ...  we begin with the latest developments and  KSL NewsRadio's Adam Small. 

Communities in Lewiston Maine are reeling after the devastating shooting last night.  KSL NewsRadio's Adam Small grew up half an hour away from this area... 

Awaiting the arrival of President Biden, KSL Newsradio Reporter Lindsay Aerts and Adam Small bring the latest information as to what is happening at the Salt Lake VA Medical Center. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

USBets.com Managing Editor Eric Raskin and guest co-host Adam Small analyze the details of the numerous Iowa and Iowa State sports betting controversies, Flutter shutting down FOX Bet, and bettors beating the house in Nevada and Colorado, plus the show welcomes Dave Sharapan, “The Sportsbook Consigliere,” to talk about Bet Bash, mobile operator consolidation, the parlay craze, and more. Find us on Twitter @US_Bets or go to USBets.com for more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

USBets.com Managing Editor Eric Raskin and guest co-host Adam Small analyze the details of the numerous Iowa and Iowa State sports betting controversies, Flutter shutting down FOX Bet, and bettors beating the house in Nevada and Colorado, plus the show welcomes Dave Sharapan, “The Sportsbook Consigliere,” to talk about Bet Bash, mobile operator consolidation, the parlay craze, and more. Find us on Twitter @US_Bets or go to USBets.com for more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

KSL'S TOP STORY... A little chunk of outer-space is now on its way back to earth... and when it arrives... it'll gently land here in Utah. KSL Newsradio's Adam Small went to the site where the landmark asteroid sample will land at the Dugway Proving Ground. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hosts: Marty Carpenter and Greg Skordas US Magnesium, a mining company with a refinery next to the Great Salt Lake, is planning to challenge a study that blamed it for much of Utah's pollution in 2017. That study by NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) found that the facility was responsible for up to a quarter of the pollution Utah saw that year. KSL Newsradio's Adam Small gives KSL At Night more of the details. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Do you need to be a Republican voter to run as a Republican candidate? Celeste Maloy, the winner of Utah's GOP convention for Congressman Chris Stewart's seat, was not a registered Republican when she filed to run. That raises a lot of questions-- how did this happen? Is this legal? Is this a problem for the state government or party leadership? KSL political reporter Lindsay Aerts joins the show to walk us through the complex situation.   Desantis plans to end birthright citizenship Governor Ron Desantis has flown from Florida to Texas to test out an immigration policy more right-leaning than former President Donald Trump's. If elected President, he promised to end birthright citizenship and send troops into Mexico to fight the cartels. Lead writer for Texas Tribune's political newsletter Renzo Downey joins the show to explain what Desantis is trying to accomplish.    State legislatures versus the Supreme Court The Supreme Court has struck down a North Carolina argument that the only body able to set its election laws is the state legislature. Meanwhile, Utah's own supreme court is considering a challenge to the voting district maps drawn by the legislature. Executive Director Katie Wright of the redistricting advocacy group Better Boundaries gives her perspective on both cases.    US Magnesium says it did NOT cause 25 percent of 2017's pollution US Magnesium, a mining company with a refinery next to the Great Salt Lake, is planning to challenge a study that blamed it for much of Utah's pollution in 2017. That study by NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) found that the facility was responsible for up to a quarter of the pollution Utah saw that year. KSL Newsradio's Adam Small gives KSL At Night more of the details.  Death penalty for Idaho killings suspect? Last November, four students were murdered at the University of Idaho. Brian Koeberger was charged and is now in court in Moscow, Idaho. Prosecutors are now motioning for the possibility of the death penalty for Koeberger. NewsNation National Correspondent Alex Cabriello talks to Greg and Marty with the details.   Safety on the reservoirs and lakes in Utah Summer is here and that means activities on the lakes are starting to see an uptick of participants. Whether you are waterskiing, boating, fishing, parasailing, there's one thing everyone should be mindful of: safety. Ty Hunter of Utah's Department of Natural Resources - Division of Outdoor Recreation's talks about what Utahns should be doing to ensure a safe and fun summer.   Utah's footprint on the moon Shoot for the moon, and you might just land a permanent US base there. That's the hope of NASA, which has enlisted the University of Utah and other schools to innovate a way for astronauts to mine metal from the lunar surface. Graduate metallurgy research Collin Anderson is part of the Utah team, and he joins the show to share why this matters for US-led space travel.     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The No. 1 city to find a remote job, according to new research—it isn't New York or San Francisco - It's Washington DC (CNBC). The cost of living in Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA is 51% higher than the National Average, where Utah falls at 8%. D2 weighs cost of living in different areas.  BREAKING NEWS: Ogden Police held a press conference concerning the Officer Involved Shooting which occurred early this morning. KSL Newsradio's Adam Small was there. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Police are looking for two people riding a motorcycle near Layton Hills Mall after a possible road-rage incident Monday afternoon  -- this comes after two people were killed in a head on crash due to road rage in Eagle Mountain.. Adam Small, KSL Newsradio Reporter brings the latest details and we hear from family members as KSL 5 TV spoke with them, about the two who were killed in eagle mountain and the message they have about road rage. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dave Noriega and guest co-host Maura Carabello, President of the Exoro Group and a Host of KSL @ Night, check in with KSL Newsradio's Adam Small about the floods all around the state and how a stream team is playing a big role in mitigating flooding in Utah. Make sure to tune in every morning for updates on flooding throughout Utah.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Spring is here! But so are rising temperatures and melting snowpacks. KSL Newsradio's Adam Small is out in the field giving D2 updates about flood beds and what to watch for throughout the state.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A whirlwind of flood coverage today starting with Emigration Creek which is at 117% of flood stage. Search efforts continue after multiple calls to police said someone had fallen into the Weber River. Closures to come for Ogden Canyon and a resident in Sandy has built a flood wall to keep flood waters out. D2 begins coverage with KSL Newsradio's Adam Small on the latest with Emigration Creek. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

USBets.com Managing Editor Eric Raskin and Senior Analyst Jeff Edelstein analyze the major sports leagues and networks coming together to form the Coalition for Responsible Sports Betting Advertising, Michigan setting the all-time single month online casino revenue record, and a scandal brewing with possible match fixing in the Chinese Basketball Association, plus they talk to Better Collective US executive Adam Small about the role affiliate sites play in the industry, when his home state of Georgia will legalize sports betting, and how the business compares to what he foresaw in 2018 when PASPA fell. Find us on Twitter @US_Bets or go to USBets.com for more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

USBets.com Managing Editor Eric Raskin and Senior Analyst Jeff Edelstein analyze the major sports leagues and networks coming together to form the Coalition for Responsible Sports Betting Advertising, Michigan setting the all-time single month online casino revenue record, and a scandal brewing with possible match fixing in the Chinese Basketball Association, plus they talk to Better Collective US executive Adam Small about the role affiliate sites play in the industry, when his home state of Georgia will legalize sports betting, and how the business compares to what he foresaw in 2018 when PASPA fell. Find us on Twitter @US_Bets or go to USBets.com for more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices