BYU has moved to the sweet sixteen of March Madness NCAA basketball tournament for the first time since 2011 and today is game day as the Cougars take on Alabama in the Sweet 16. We speak to BYU Insider Mitch Harper about  what the team is focused on and their expectations going into their game against Alabama.

President Trump is cracking down on 'Big Law' KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas shares insight on why he Trump is taking this action.

Florida lawmakers are advancing a bill to ease child labor restrictions to fill the unemployment gaps left behind from the deportations. The new proposal would allow children as young as fourteen work overnight shifts on school nights. Greg and David discuss the proposal.

The Trump administration is in the midst of a legal battle regarding deportations... arguing in federal court that it was justified in sending Venezuelans to El Salvador. We speak to Newsnation Border Correspondent Ali Bradly about how this developed and what happened as Homeland Security Secretary Noem paid a visit to the El Salvador prison where the deported Venezuelans are held.

We are learning new details about Bryan Kohberger, who is accused of killing four University of Idaho college students in 2022.  Dave and Greg talk about the latest in the case with Bryan Kohberger and how these cases can take time to come to a conclusion. Greg also provides an update on the latest trial of Lori Vallow Daybell that is focused on the death of her previous husband, Charles Vallow. Lori Vallow Daybell has chosen to represent herself in this case, Greg walks through why that may be.

The U.S Supreme Court upheld regulation of self-assemble firearm kids.. or "ghost guns" These are guns that are apart of build-it-yourself gun kits that allow buyers to purchase an untraceable gun which has been an increasing problem for law enforcement. We speak to Brad Garrett, ABC Crime & Terrorism Analyst, about these ghost guns and what the ruling means.

Earlier this week Governor Spencer Cox vetoed a bill that would change who chooses the Utah Supreme Court chief justice... Ultimately not allowing himself more power. However, Gov. Cox did sign two other bills that will impact the judiciary. KSL Legal Analyst, Greg Skordas explains what those are.

Senator John Curtis is ready to tackle Social Security Reform. In the past, Social Security reform has been a hot topic amongst politicians and is often a tool to put each other in hot water. But how does Senator John Curtis look to approach this reform and how nipping this in the bud might save some future pain.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr. has an idea to ban prescription drug advertising on TV. Dave and Erin discuss the idea and how this could impact the pharmaceutical industry.