Dave & Dujanovic

For the 2nd time in two days... we learned about a teen who broke into their parent's gun safe and took the gun to school.

First KSL TV's Lindsay Aerts talked to the school resource officer in Lehi who said a student had planned his suicide at school, but a student alerted the vice-principal and they intervened with the student and got them help.

The student got the gun by stealing the key to their parents safe. We've now learned that a 15-year-old at Roy High School brought a loaded gun to school and it was found in his waistband. "The student said he retrieved the weapon from his father’s locked gun safe without his parent’s knowledge." according to Roy City Police.  Both are different incidents, and no shots were fired, but it brings up the question - If a child takes the gun from their parents... are the parents responsible for what happens next? KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas joins the show.

glass film New school safety law signed into law, can school districts afford to implement the requirements

New school safety law requires panic buttons be added to Utah classrooms --  at least one armed guard per school -- and then there's the bullet ballistics glass film that starts about $25 a square foot. As the new bill aimed at making UT schools safer has been signed into law, concerns are rising about the costs that come with these requirements for school districts. Dave and Debbie discuss.

Dave and Debbie listen to the live briefing from SUU on the investigation of suspicious call of active shooter.

Candidate for US Senate, Brad Wilson joins the show as Dave and Debbie ask his specific plans when it comes to reducing the national debt.

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson met with Marjorie Taylor Greene after she has made calls to oust him from his role as House Speaker James Curry, Associate Professor of Political Science joins the show to discuss the latest on the drama in congress.  

Greg Skordas, KSL Legal Analyst joins live from Boise with the latest developments on the trial of Chad Daybell.

Being out priced in Utah's housing market is a real hot button issue right now amongst would be home owners, but some developers are getting creative with solutions to the problem, what about buying or building a brand new house that comes with a built in income stream?  Specifically built to be rent out.. D2 talk about mother in law apartments or basement apartments that are being built in new homes with renters in mind. 

SUU has received a  “suspicious phone call” about an active shooter. The SUU website said anyone on campus should find a room to lock themselves into, though some buildings have been cleared. Dave and Debbie walk through the latest developments as more information comes through. SUU listed a description of a potential suspect.. KSL Newsradio Don Brinkerhoff shares insight from sources he is speaking with at SUU. No shots have been fired, according to SUU but the investigation continues.

The international Olympic committee continues it's tour of Utah to put a fine point on our bid to bring the games back in 2034. Are expanding Trax and Frontrunner part of the 30k foot up plan -- D2 asks UTA if this Olympic sized push will be a win for Utah commuters too? Utah Transit Authority (UTA) Executive Director Jay Fox calls the show.