Utah is making major moves to prevent child sexual abuse by teaching school children what abuse is... and those in favor of the curriculum say it's a tough conversation but one that needs to happen to protect Utah children. Dave and Debbie discuss.

We take an In depth look into what the AG's office is alleging is illegally gathering signatures to get a congressional candidate on the ballot. Host of KSL @ Night, Taylor Morgan, breaks down how the process is ripe for fraud, and Weber County Clerk, Ricky Hatch explains the signature verification process and how they detect forged signatures.

All eyes on Israel --will it retaliate to Iran's retaliation? Woke up Sunday wondering if the middle east would be in all out war after Iran launched explosive-laced drones & missiles at Israel. There's a lot going on there -- but what drove this home is that phone call Pres. Biden had with the US fighter squadrons who were blowing Iran missiles and drones out of the sky as they closed in on Israel.   Dave and Debbie speak with Amos Guiora who is live in Israel, Professor of Law,  S.J. Quinney College of Law, the University of Utah. Amos also Served in Israel Defense Forces.

Controversial State Board of Education member Natalie Cline will not be re-elected. This comes after she made a post to Facebook that called out a high school girls basketball players gender -- turns out the girl is a girl... Cline deleted the post, issued an apology -- but still lost. KSL 5 TV's Lindsay Aerts joins the show with the latest.

Big news over the weekend... the Coyotes, AZ's displaced pro hockey team will become Utah's new pro hockey team. The team informed according to reports .. we'll catch you up -- right away the move met with negativity toward Utah...for several reasons. It could be this week that we find out... Dave and Debbie discuss Utah needs the team here and if the coyotes can be convinced that Utah is the right place.

What movie have you seen over ten times? Dave and Debbie discuss their frequent flyer films with The KSL Movie Show Hosts Andy Farnsworth and Steve Salles. D2 also brings the top stories they are watching as we go into the weekend.

Pres. Biden has spent much of his presidency trying to address climate change...Moving away from fossil fuels, stopping pipelines and drilling, and promoting EV… Now a new Wall St. Journal poll says that just 3% of voters call 'climate change' their top issue. What happened?  Hena Doba, Anchor for the weekend edition of Morning in American on Newsnation joins the conversation.

The movement to keep kids safe from too much sodium has its sights on Lunchables...ban them from schools. Every parent is familiar with the quad plastic trays stuffed with circular pieces of processed turkey, cheese, a couple crackers & cookies... now Consumer Reports petitioning the government to rid them from the lunch line due to health concerns. Dave and Debbie discuss the warning from consumer reports and ask listener calls if Lunchables should be served on the school lunch menu.

Utah Division of Wildlife Resources conservation officers are seeking information after a bald eagle was shot near Cedar City in February. The injured bald eagle was discovered in Cedar City on Feb. 29. Responding conservation officers discovered that the eagle had been shot through the wing with what appeared to be a rifle. Unfortunately, the injuries were severe, and it was determined that the eagle would not recover, resulting in it needing to be euthanized.

Capt. Chad Bettridge, Law Enforcement Officer for the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources joins the show to discuss more into what happened and the consequences that can come with harming a bald eagle.