Washing county authorities are cracking down on E-bike riders following safety concerns, according to the St. George News. According to the reporting, kids as young as 6 or 7 have been driving them, evading police, and damaging lawns and landscapes. Dave and Debbie discuss the latest.

The most divisive sound in the office...some peoples worst fear.. Knuckle Cracking! Is it really bad for you and can it cause arthritis? Or is it just annoying your co-workers? Dave and Debbie dive into the science recently reported by the Washington Post.

Vice President Kamala Harris will sit down with CNN on tonight for her first extended interview as the Democratic presidential nominee. She will be joined by Minnestoa Gov. Tim Walz. Will she hit the right mark? Dave and Debbie are joined by Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources.

We’ve talked so much over the past few years about how Utah has experienced a shortage of teachers. Now, after the State Legislature passed several bills last session to increase wages, we're seeing a reverse in this trend. For example, Jordan District had 4 applicants for each of their 400 openings, totaling 1,600 applications for teaching jobs in the district according to reporting from KSL 5 TV. Are higher salaries driving this trend? Would you encourage your kids to become a teacher? Dave and Debbie discuss and take listener calls.

Priced out of buying your first home?  The state of Utah is offering a $20k interest free loan to get folks into a new home. Jeff Stout, Owner of Fink and McGregor, talks with Dave and Debbie about details on how it works.  CEO and President of the Utah Housing Corporation, David Damschen, also joins the show to bring us the latest on how the program is going and if it is being used.

According to a USA Today, the average family with kids spends an average of $331 a week on groceries. Heather Kelly, Host of KSL podcast Money Making Sense, spoke with a food expert on the methods to get that total down to $30 per person, per week. Dave and Debbie discuss if this method would be practical for their families.

We heard the campaign promise from the Biden Administration that student loan debt would be forgiven, but they are still struggling to get things off the ground. While part of that promise has been honored with millions of Americans enrolling in the SAVE plan, there is still much confusion as the SAVE plan has now been put on hold. Kelsey Dallas, Managing Editor at Deseret News, joins D2 to bring us the latest on where this debt relief is for borrowers. Listeners are invited to share their thoughts on whether this has been a win or loss for the Biden Administration.

A student in Oklahoma has been banned from flying the American flag on his truck. The high school senior says he has never had problems with the flag before, but the school says it goes against its longstanding policy to prevent disruptions. Newsnation National Correspondent Rich McHugh in Edmond, Oklahoma, brings D2 the latest on this emerging story.

An updated indictment has been filed by Special Counsel Jack Smith against former president Donald Trump for his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election. The filing came just 70 days before the election, which is within the Justice Department's requirements for any charges brought against a candidate must be filed more than 60 days before the election. Greg Skordas, KSL Legal Analyst, talks with Dave and Debbie about what's different in the revised indictment and what it means ahead of the November election.