Dave & Dujanovic

Utah passed a law recently that could give, what I call, "Rockstar" teachers $100K a year. But... it's not all teachers... just the Rockstar teachers...Utah State University has an organization that is in charge of helping to build the "metric" to determine whether or not your teacher qualifies as a Rockstar. Dave and Marty learn more about the metrics to qualify by speaking to Dr. Parker Fawson, executive director for Center for the School of the Future, former dean of education at Utah Valley University, previous school administrator and elementary education first grade teacher. Dr. Fawson explains the process for the metrics and Dave and Maty Discuss

The election year is now moving forward - Nikki Haley is out and it is likely down to a Trump and Biden rematch

One candidate is facing many trials.. and the current president has been put in question for his age as one of the big points. Do we have an issue of trust in government overall? Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources shares his insight.

Spring is about to be sprung - which is a great time to get ready to sell your homes.. But as you sell your home, how important is properly staging your home to present it to potential buyers? Dave and Marty speak with Russel Faucette with The Stern Team about everything you need to know about staging your home and the impact it can have on a sale.

Growth within school districts has been a big topic of conversation as Alpine School District is moving closer to a district split. Declines in enrollment also impact school districts like the Salt Lake City School District who is moving forward with school closures. Dave and Marty speak with Yandary Chatwin with the Salt Lake City School District on the trends that lead to enrollment declines and what happens if there is a rebound in growth.

The Supreme Court already gave Former President Trump a win by keeping him on all state primary ballots.. but will they offer him a second win? SCOTUS has now set a date for his case on Presidential Immunity for April 25th. Dave and Marty speak with Bill Duncan, Sutherland Institute’s Constitutional Law & Religious Freedom Fellow about the constitutional and legal issues at stake.

Today, Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill announced a guilty plea entered by Buk Mawut Buk for the murder of Aaron Lowe and attempted murder of another individual at a gathering in Salt Lake County. SLCO DA Sim Gill Joins the show with the latest information.

Alpine school District is the largest school district in the state... they are responsible for over 80K students. In comparison... Daggett school District has 200 students... So what do you do with school districts that have grown too large? It looks like... at least in the case in Alpine... it's to split them up. Dave and Marty speak with KSL Newsradio Reporter Adam Small on the latest with the split, the options at hand to split, and KSL Newsradio Reporter Don Brinkerhoff brings a closer look into the downfalls that could happen. Dave and Marty take listener calls on the issue and get into a deeper conversation about funding in schools and also get more insight from KSL Newsradio Reporter Peter Johnston on what qualifies under Utah's new school voucher program.

– The crackdown on short-term rentals in SLC 

– Right on the money: The rise in auto insurance premiums 

– George Santos decides to make a comeback... but why? 

 – Live updates on confirmed officer-involved shooting + State of the Union revisit 

 – What's your favorite Jack Black movie? 

The Movie Show's question of the week: What's your favorite Jack Black movie? KSL Movie Show Hosts Andy Farnsworth and Steve Salles join Dave and Debbie to share their answers and preview the big movie of the week. 

KSL NewsRadio Reporter Adam Small joins the show with live updates on the officer-involved shooting at a small neighborhood on the south end of Salt Lake County. Then Dave and Debbie pivot to a revisit of President Biden's State of the Union address.