Dave and Debbie speak with KSL 5 TV's Garna Mejia live in St. George covering the sentencing of former YouTuber Ruby Franke and her business partner Jodi Hildebrandt.

A New York judge handed down a nine-figure punishment of $355M to former President Donald Trump for bloating his net worth. Trump was ordered to pay $355M in the Civil Fraud case and is also banned from doing business for 3 years in NY. Boyd Matheson, Inside Sources joins the show to weigh in on the political impact this could have, if any at all.

Why are Utah lawmakers set to abandon ranked choice voting? 5 years ago, state lawmakers embraced this voting method with enthusiasm. Jay Evensen, Deseret News Opinion Editor joins the show to give us his opinion on the subject. Dave and Debbie break in as the news of Jodi Hildebrandt's sentencing comes in.

Dave and Debbie bring a play by play of what is happening inside the courtroom as Utah mom and former YouTube star Ruby Franke and her business partner Jodi Hildebrandt are sentenced. They each pled guilty to a series of criminal counts involving abuse of Franke's children. KSL 5 TV Reporter Garna Mejia joins the show ahead of the sentencing outside of the courtroom. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas joins the show with analysis after the news of Franke's sentencing.

Delays on Trax trains seem to be stacking up during morning and afternoon commutes. Debbie's been keeping a scorecard based on text alerts she gets from UTA about TRAX delays and they're so frequent she's had to put her goals to use TRAX more in '24 on hold. Jay Fox, Executive Director UTA joins Dave and Debbie to talk about the Trax train and the other services UTA offers an to answer the question, are they reliable?

Family youtuber, Ruby Franke and her business partner Jodi Hildebrandt face a judge today to learn their fate -- for what they admitted to doing to their children that amounted to torture -- such as working for hours in the summer heat without water, running bare foot on a dirt road -- etc. Greg Skordas, KSL Legal Anaylyst joined the show to break down what is expected today.

Dave and Maura revisit the discussion on the $3.5 Billion investment of a power district by the Larry H. Miller Company. Dave shares excitement over the announcement while Maura discusses some concerns she sees.

87% of those in the west think children are not spending enough time outdoors.. That's according to a new state of the Rockies report... Also, in this report - 93% say that spending more time in the outdoors in nature helps significantly with mental health in young people. Dave and Maura speak Dave Metz, President FM3 Research about this research and more details that stand out.

In the US - over 50,000 people with autism enter adulthood every year. Today we are taking a closer look into the resources offered to help those new adults with autism.. find their independence and get into the housing market. Sumiko Martinez, Ph.D. Director, Autism After 21 Utah Project joins he program to discuss more on neuro-inclusive housing.