Lori Vallow has already been tried and convicted of murdering her children...Now... four years after the murders... Lori's husband Chad Daybell is next. Dave and Debbie break down what Chad is on trial for and speak with KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas about how chad's trial is different from Lori's due to the death penalty.   

Baseball season has begun! D2 speaks with KSL Movie Show hosts Andy Farnsworth and Steve Salles, about the big movie of the week and rank their top baseball movies.

We have a  new video of what would be an additional hit and run in a series of incidents targeting women. Police have yet to confirm in this new incident is connected to the man arrested for allegedly targeting women in hit and runs while driving a white Toyota Avalon. Dave and Debbie ask KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas, to bring his analysis on how police are investigating and how soon this could be connected to the same suspect.

Hey big spenders! It's expected for consumers to spend more than $22 billion on Easter.. Dave and Debbie discuss how this can impact relationships when deciding how to navigate holiday spending. Dave and Debbie ask listeners: Do you feel handcuffed into spending money on holidays like Easter?

The feds want A LOT more Utah solar farms... on BLM lands.. The federal government comes up with some doozeys... but this seems like they've gone insane.. Dave and Debbie discuss the issue at hand and if it's needed to dedicate this much land to solar farms.

KSL Newsradio has obtained exclusive video of yet another women involved in a hit and run by a white car. This comes after a man was arrested for allegedly targeting six women in hit and runs while driving a white Toyota Avalon. Dave and Debbie walk through what the full video shows and question how many other potential cases there may be out there that we do not know about. SLCO District Attorney Sim Gill joins the conversation to discuss what took so long to conduct an arrest after the first incident took place in August and how police are conducting the investigation into other incidents.

Not everyone is in a situation where adopting a pet is an option, but you can still help combat shelter overflow. Through donations of items and funds, raising awareness and supporting local spay and neuter programs. Rochelle Beatty runs a Facebook page called "fur angels furever," which is dedicated to sharing content of animals who need homes in Utah, joins Debby to share how interested Utahns can help support Utah's animal population.

Utah is aiming to become a "no-kill" state in 2024. With shelters being at or nearing full capacity, caretakers look to adoption as a way to meet their no-kill goals. If you are considering adoption, Debbie has the information you need to make an informed decision. Kiera Packer, Special Programs Coordinator at SLCO Animal Shelter joins Debbie to go over what you should consider before adopting.