Block a mailbox get a ticket? Parking in the neighborhood around Timpview High School has been a problem for several years because of ongoing construction. Now Provo City has passed a new ordinance to keep students from parking in front of mailboxes. Katrice McKay with the Provo City Council joins the show to discuss this new ordinance and the issue at hand. Dave and Debbie take listener calls.

Alternative ways of educating children have caught on in Utah... and one of these alternative options is microschools...Dave and Debbie speak with Marnae Wilson, Pioneering founder of a microschool in the late 80s to learn more about her experience.

According to ABC, five people have been charged in Matthew Perry's death including doctors. The charges to be conspiracy to distribute ketamine Dave and Debbie learn more through a live press conference.

 

Steven Bond, President of Utah Association of Realtors, joins Dave and Debbie live in studio to explain the new rules. Russel Faucette, The Stern Team, calls in to provide real life examples of how the rules will affect both buyers and sellers.

Recently there have been concerns of large classroom sizes in Utah due to a lack of teachers. House Majority Leader Jefferson Moss joins the show to discuss the efforts made from the state to provide teachers with more support.

The first ban of its kind in the country, wearing face coverings in public is no longer allowed in Nassau County, New York. "Nobody has a constitutional right to hide their identity in public,” a county executive said. KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas, discusses the legality of this unprecedented ban.

Disney, Universal Studios and Six Flags parks all reported lower second quarter earnings with Universal seeing the largest drop in guest attendance amongst the three. What are parks doing to reverse this trend? Debbie picks Dave's brain on what these parks could do.

Did you know that public elementary schools only need to provide bus transportation if you live more than a mile and a half from the school? Why can't they expand the routes? Lane Findlay, Spokesman for the Weber School District, joins the conversation to discuss the laws that districts are required to follow. Listeners calls in with their thoughts on the issue.

New rules are in place for the granite school district when it comes to cell phones in the classroom. Students can have personal electronic devices, but they must be kept out of sight with notifications turned off during school hours. No use allowed! Ben Horsley, Superintendent for the Granite School District, joins the show to talk about what Granite is doing to enforce this new rule that will likely be difficult for students to follow, especially those in their teenage years. Listeners are invited to call in on the question: