Mark Oliver
Walmart to start paying truck drivers an average of $87,500 a year
Walmart is promising its truck drivers an average salary of $87,500 a year. Will it be enough to fill in the gap from our national truck driver shortage?5 years ago
1 in 5 Americans say they have a financial account they keep secret from their spouses
KSL Newsradio's listeners called in and shared why they hide their secret accounts from their spouses. here are their stories.5 years ago
#PayOurPolice: KSL’s Dave & Dujanovic campaign to restore Utah’s police pension program
#PayOurPolice: KSL Newsradio's Dave & Dujanovic are calling on listeners to help restore Utah's police retirement program.5 years ago
More than 50 percent of people in Salt Lake City couldn’t afford a home in their own neighborhood, a new study says
If you were moving into your first home today, would you be able to afford your own home? Chances are the answer is “no”, according to a new study.5 years ago
UTA confirms they are considering developing a TRAX line into Lehi
UTA confirms that they are considering expanding the TRAX line into Lehi. They refute rumors, however, that the project will cost tax payers $1 billion.5 years ago
Covington Catholic High School closed for the day after students receive death threats
Covington Catholic High School is closed because of death threats made to students over a viral video of a confrontation with a Native American elder.5 years ago
Fortnite security flaw exposed 80 million players to hacking risks
A massive security flaw in the popular video game Fortnite left 80 million accounts vulnerable to hacking, Check Point Research says.5 years ago
Due to government shutdown, families relying on SNAP are getting their last food stamps until March
SNAP will be sending out an advanced food stamp allotment by Sunday. However, they won't funding to send out any more until March at the earliest.5 years ago
Utah Food Bank working to feed furloughed workers’ families
Gov. Gary Herbert and Lt. Gov. Spencer J. Cox have called on every Utahn to donate to the Utah Food Bank to help furloughed federal workers. Here's how you can help.5 years ago
The end of mandatory vehicle safety inspections, one year later
Utah ended mandatory vehicle safety inspections at the start of 2018 -- but was it the right move? KSL's Debbie Dujanovic and Sen. Todd Weiler differ.5 years ago
More than 1,500 GoFundMe pages have been set up by furloughed federal workers
As the partial government shutdown drags on, furloughed federal workers are turning to GoFundMe and other desperate measures to make ends meet.5 years ago
Proposed bill would end government shutdowns for good
The End Government Shutdowns Act would ensure that federal operations are still funded even if Congress is unable to pass a spending bill.5 years ago
TSA screeners will receive $500 bonuses for working during the government shutdown
TSA screeners have been promised $500 bonuses and one day of pay to help them make end meets during the government shutdown.5 years ago
Fashion Place Mall shooting witnesses say no one evacuated when alarms went off
Before the Fashion Place Mall Shooting began, an alarm went off warning shoppers to evacuate, witnesses say -- but nobody moved.5 years ago
Oquirrh Hills Elementary School first to be shut down under Utah’s turnaround program
Oquirrh Hills Elementary School will be shut down at the end of the academic year after failing to show academic growth through the Turnaround Program.5 years ago
Layton crash blamed on teen attempting the Bird Box Challenge
A 17-year-old girl in Layton crashed into oncoming traffic while driving with her eyes covered as part of the "Bird Box Challenge."5 years ago
OPINION: The Utah Jazz ticket price hike will price out the real fans
DISCLAIMER: The following is an opinion piece, and does not necessarily reflect the views of KSL Newsradio or its ownership. When I saw Utah Jazz season tickets prices are going up, my heart started racing. I got nervous. I had a real, palm-sweating kind of panic, because I know this is more than just a […]5 years ago
Utah’s congressional representatives talk to KSL’s Dave & Dujanovic about the government shutdown
Dave & Dujanovic invited all six of Utah's congressional representatives onto KSL Newsradio to talk about the government shutdown. Here's what they had to say.5 years ago
Audio from Steven Powell’s interview with the FBI released on “Cold” podcast
In February, 2010, Steven Powell told the FBI that Susan Powell had run away with another man. For the first time, te podcast "Cold" has released the audio from the interview.5 years ago
Bill to restore police retirement plan coming soon, Rep. Paul Ray says
A bill to restore the public safety retirement program is already being developed, Rep. Paul Ray told KSL Newsradio's Dave & Dujanovic.5 years ago
Video games now make up more than half of the entertainment market
Video games now make up more than 50% of the entertainment market in both the US and UK, beating out film and music combined.5 years ago
9-year old boy falls out of ski lift at Solitude Mountain Resort
A nine-year-old boy was miraculously unharmed after falling 40 feet from a ski lift at Solitude Mountain Resort yesterday.5 years ago
$12 million daycare facility for U.S. House employees will open politics to women, lawmakers say
Lawmakers say that a new $12 million daycare facility, exclusively available to U.S. House employees, will open up paths for women in politics.5 years ago
