It's been a week since the Super Tuesday caucuses took place in Utah, and there were several complaints about the messy process. Long waits, bad Wi-Fi, low turnout... How did the system compare to previous years? How can we increase participation in the future? Dave and Maura discuss. 

Voters are protesting against President Biden on the Democratic primary ballot across the country by voting uncommitted. This is mostly due to his response to the Israel-Hamas war. Inside Sources Host Boyd Matheson joins Dave and Maura to discuss what effect this could have on Biden's campaign for re-election and what Democratic voters would need to see from the Biden Administration in order to change their vote. 

Let's talk about credit card debt because, let's face it... sometimes it's unavoidable. According to a new survey from Bankrate, 2 in 3 Americans with credit card debt are still chasing those rewards. Bankrate Senior Industry Analyst Ted Rossman joins Dave and Maura to share some of his credit card rewards strategies. 

Everyone knows that part of the American dream is to own a home. But we've been talking a lot about how buying a home is so hard these days. According to a new report from bestbrokers.com, Utah is the third most unaffordable U.S. state to buy a home in 2024. Russell Faucette, Director of Operations with The Stern Team, joins Dave and Maura to discuss what the reason might be. 

Utah State Athletics is taking it in the teeth right now after the harsh and abrupt firing of their women's basketball coach... something the coach learned just moments before her postgame press conference. She handled it pretty well, but this prompts Dave and Maura to discuss... Is there ever a good way to fire somebody? 

A 70-year-old man from Eagle Mountain, UT, has been arrested after police say he shot multiple plastic rounds at a group of teens across from his home last night. Why? It's a case of frequent ding-dong ditching. At what point does it turn from an innocent prank to harassment and a violation of rights? Sgt. Spencer Cannon from the Utah County Sheriff's Office joins the show to discuss whether the cops can get involved to enforce your rights. 

It's been a couple of years since Gov. Cox banned TikTok on state devices... Now the U.S. is looking at taking a much bigger swing at TikTok to try and knock it out altogether, and it's not sitting well with a lot of Americans. ABC News Technology Reporter Mike Dobuski joins Dave and Maura with the latest. 

The Alpine School District is looking into the future. As the largest school district in the state that is still growing, they're looking at breaking up into smaller school districts. This raises the question: How much will it take? How much is too much? State Auditor John Dougall joins Dave and Maura to discuss the administrative costs that come with reconfiguring a school district. 

Can sour candy help stave off panic and anxiety Attacks? USU has had an expert look into this. Dave and Marty speak with Eva Timothy, Assistant Professor at USU to learn more about this strategy for anxiety.