The KSL Give-A-Thon is an annual event raising funds to benefit Primary Children’s Hospital. Deb shares the heartwarming story of Whit Bowman.

One of the highest profile cold cases is now solved...and the story behind is taking a new twist. Dave Cawley, Host of the COLD Podcast shares details of the case. KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas shares his analysis.

Debbie got a text message yesterday from the Department of Motor Vehicles -- (DMV)  that her toll payment for the EZ PASS Lane must be settled by today ... or driving privileges will be suspended… KSL 5 Investigative Reporter Matt Gephardt and Deb talk about why scammers are getting so good at making it seem like Big Brother is out to get victims.

If Walmart, the low-cost giant, is saying they're raising prices -- and soon -- because of tariffs, what does that mean for the rest of the stores ... and above all to our family budgets? Senior Economist with Zions Bank, Robert Spendlove shares his analysis. Sarah Foster with Bankrate, shares items that have risen in price. Listeners chime in with what they have noticed has changed in price recently.

Congressman Blake Moore is making the rounds on social media after falling asleep during a budget hearing that went late into the night. We have all had a moment where we nod off at the worst possible moment, Dave and Debbie share their stories where they fell asleep at the worst moment...as well as other Utahns.

The Menendez brothers, Lyle and Erik, who were convicted for murdering their parents in 1989, are now eligible for parole after their sentences were reduced from life in prison to 50 years to life, according to AP. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas discusses the opportunity the brothers have for parole and how the sentencing has shifted and what factors played into that.

 

The KSL Investigative team is taking a closer look into the practice of seclusion rooms in Utah Schools. Seclusion rooms can isolate a student in a small room for up to 30 minutes. Seclusion is only allowed if the student presents an immediate danger to themselves or others. KSL-TV Investigative Reporter Courtney Johns shares what she learned through her investigation and Utah Senator Luz Escamilla joins the show to discuss the Utah law addressing seclusion and changes in place this year.

A new homeless shelter is opening in South Salt Lake. A Motel 6 is being converted into private rooms for unsheltered families. Laurie Hopkins, Executive Director of Shelter the Homeless, joins the show to discuss this transformation and what this will do for the unsheltered population in Salt Lake.

The democratic party is sparring about how old is too old, after many democratic lawmakers in congress announced, they are going to seek re-election. There was a recent push from David Hogg in the DNC to push older democrats out of their positions for newer voices in the party. Dave and Debbie discuss if age should play a factor in congress and term limits. Utah Representative Tyler Clancy, Utah's youngest lawmaker joined the legislature at just 25 years old. Rep. Clancy shares his experience joining the legislature at such a young age and how he feels about age and term limits.